As if it wasn't already enough,
Quebec's new language minister promises tough enforcement of language laws
QUEBEC (CP) - There will be zero tolerance for any violations of Quebec's language laws, says the new minister responsible for enforcing the legislation.
"The question of the French language, it's a priority for our government," said Christine St-Pierre, minister responsible for the Charter of the French Language. "It's also a priority for Premier (Jean) Charest.
"There will be zero tolerance on questions of the French language. We will be present, we will monitor and we will apply the law."
St-Pierre was responding to a question from Parti Quebecois member Pierre Curzi, who noted that Charest had said the government would be vigilant when it came to language matters.
The Charter of the French Language - commonly known as Bill 101 - sets out regulations for the use of French in Quebec.
St-Pierre said the government would promote high quality in spoken and written French in the province.
"It is the language of Quebecers," she said. "It is the official language of Quebec."
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