Quebec just recorded a historic high in language complaints, exceeding 10,000 and tripling the total from 10 years ago.
Despite Premier François Legault’s new focus on English storefront signs, complaints about signage have plummeted, while those about language in customer service have risen sharply, a Gazette analysis shows.
In 2024-25, 10,371 complaints were filed, a 14 per cent jump over the previous year, writes The Gazette's Andy Riga.
