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  New French-language commercial signage rules continue to cause concern for Que. businesses

  Representatives of the Quebec business community are criticizing the measures introduced by the government to protect French.

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  Quebec judge suspends parts of Bill 96 that apply to English school boards

  The English Montreal School Board (EMSB) is celebrating what it calls a 'significant win' in court after a judge stayed parts of Quebec's language laws that apply to English school boards across the province.

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  Quebec says education ministry presentation for parents could have been in English after all

  In the latest example of the confusion surrounding Quebec's new language law, the education ministry has confirmed that a presentation delivered only in French to English-speaking parents last week could have been done in English after all.

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  Q&A: Liberal MNA Greg Kelley on his party's future, CAQ's relations with anglophones

  Greg Kelley, the Quebec Liberal Party's critic for relations with English-speaking Quebecers, spoke to CTV News about how the CAQ has been handling the English file and what's in store for his own opposition party.

• Quebec clarifying Bill 96 directives amid uproar over French-only presentation for parents

  Quebec's education ministry says it is working on clarifying directives on when officials can communicate with the public in a language other than French.

• Education ministry officials refuse to deliver presentation in English to parents of special needs children

  Several parents are upset after officials with the Quebec Education Ministry refused to deliver a presentation in English to parents of special needs students who go to English schools.

• Quebec justice minister ready to defend secularism law at the Supreme Court, tells Ottawa to 'mind its own business'

  Quebec's justice minister says he intends to defend the province's secularism law to the very end, after the English Montreal School Board said it would seek permission to appeal a decision upholding the law to the Supreme Court of Canada.

• Montreal school board to ask Supreme Court to hear appeal of Quebec secularism law

  The debate over the constitutionality of Quebec's secularism law is poised to go to the Supreme Court of Canada.

• Use of French in public spaces has remained stable in Quebec since 2007: new OQLF study

  The use of French in public spaces has remained stable in Quebec since 2007, according to a new study by the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF).

• Quebec minister to order probe after complaint about QMJHL English-only playoff garb

  The Quebec government says it will ask the province's language watchdog to investigate after the leader of the Parti Québécois complained about a lack of French on a QMJHL team's playoff garb.

• Quebec's Bill 96 could lead to 'disappearance of popular products': International Trademark Association

  Proposed regulations on the language of commercial signage could lead to the 'disappearance of popular products' from Quebec stores, says an international business group.

• Many francophone Quebecers would leave a business if not served in French: survey

  A Leger survey suggests that merchants in Montreal could lose a significant pool of consumers if they are not able to serve their customers in French.