Quebec is tightening language laws to protect French, mandating smaller English text on signs and higher tuition for non-French speaking students at local universities.
The provincial government's measures highlight a commitment to maintaining the supremacy of the French language amidst the perceived threat of English encroachment.
New legislation requires employers to disclose French proficiency levels among their staff and limits government services to French within six months of immigration.
Quebec's political landscape is increasingly shaped by language concerns, with policies aimed at reducing the influence of English, particularly in education and public life.
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