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Charter of the French language

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An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Québec (Bill 96)

To better understand the upcoming changes, read about the amended sections of the Charter of the French Language.

 

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Authors

  • Julie Uzan-Naulin, Partner | Privacy and Cybersecurity Law, Montréal, QC, +1 514 871 5967, [email protected]
  • Iara Griffith, Associate | Corporate/Commercial, Montréal, QC, +1 514 397 7596, [email protected]
Julie Uzan-Naulin | Privacy & Cybersecurity Lawyer in Montréal Julie Uzan-Naulin Partner | Privacy and Cybersecurity Law Montréal, QC +1 514 871 5967
Iara Griffith, Associate | Corporate/Commercial Iara Griffith Associate | Corporate/Commercial Montréal, QC +1 514 397 7596

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