Montreal Gazette·3 min read·medium
New sign law reshapes commercial streets across Quebec
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Andy Riga
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Quebec businesses are adjusting their storefront signage to comply with new language laws that require French to be 'markedly predominant' over other languages. The Office québécois de la langue française has seen a surge in activity, including thousands of complaints and warning letters issued to businesses.
From major retail chains to neighbourhood restaurants and barbershops, businesses across Quebec have altered storefront signs under a new language law, often by removing English wording and giving French greater prominence.
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