Canada Proposes New Rules for French Language in Private Businesses
Canada Proposes New Rules for French Language in Private Businesses
The Canadian federal government has reached a pivotal moment in its efforts to protect and promote the French language.
Recently, the Minister of Official Languages introduced draft regulations to support the Use of French in Federally Regulated Private Businesses Act.
Passed in 2023, this legislation aims to ensure that employees and consumers in sectors like banking, telecommunications, and transport can interact in French.
To ensure fairness, the government has opened a 30-day public consultation period in the Canada Gazette, allowing stakeholders to weigh in on these changes.
