Quebec’s language watchdog reverses course, says Montreal pub can keep sign as is

Quebec’s new language rules officially in effect as of Sunday

Quebec language watchdog backtracks on pub sign it deemed too English

When Newfoundland and Labrador tried to develop its hydro power in Labrador, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker refused to declare the transmission line through Quebec a “national interest.” Without that declaration, Newfoundland couldn’t send its own power directly to the United States. It was a political blockade that forced our province to sell its power to Hydro-Québec at a fraction of its real value. But when Alberta faced a similar challenge, Ottawa didn’t hesitate. Manitoba and Saskatchewan

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