Draft Regulation under Bill 96 amending Québec’s Charter of the French Language finally published

Our esteemed associates at Bereskin & Parr LLP have been closely monitoring developments with Québec’s Bill 96 since it was enacted on June 1, 2022. In light of the recent release by the Québec government of a draft regulation, they’ve crafted a succinct and valuable explanation of some of the key highlights of the results in their latest blog post, Draft Regulation under Bill 96 amending Québec’s Charter of the French Language finally published. 

The Bill 96 legislation is of significant relevance to businesses operating in the Province of Québec as it outlines potential changes that may impact language requirements for business operations. Québec has historically emphasized the use of French in various aspects of public life, including business, and Bill 96 aims to strengthen and expand these language requirements. 

The recently released draft regulation is intended to provide additional clarity on potential adjustments that businesses in Québec may need to make to ensure compliance with the evolving language laws, making it crucial for them to stay informed about the proposed amendments and their implications on their operations within the province.

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