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VIDEO · 13 JULY 2022

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Bill 96: Understanding Québec's French Language Law (Video)

Bill 96, adopted by Québec's National Assembly in May 2022, brings significant amendments to the Charter of the French Language that will affect all businesses with operations or employees in the province.

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Bill 96, adopted by Québec's National Assembly in May 2022, brings significant amendments to the Charter of the French Language that will affect all businesses with operations or employees in the province. With implications for client and employee communications, contracting, public signage and more, it is critical that organizations understand the new requirements to remain compliant and reduce their risk.

Osler partner Alexandre Fallon outlines the top five areas of the law that could impact your business in the video below.

Video transcript

ALEXANDRE: Hello, I am Alexandre Fallon, a partner in the Litigation practice at Osler based in Montreal.

Recently, the Province of Quebec passed Bill 96, to promote the use of the French language in the province.

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