The motion was filed after the Office québécois de la langue française pressured the companies and several others located in Québec, to add a descriptive term in French to their trademarks displayed in English only on the fronts of their establishments. (canadianlawyermag.com)
The Office de la langue française said it noticed back in 2007 that 50 percent of public agencies were offering English services to business owners in the city of Montreal, ignoring the government policy adopted in 1996. (slaw.ca)
Our vision is to do our part in building bridges between people through better communication, as well as to help maintain the cultural richness that multiple living langues bring. (blog.feedspot.com)