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Language office certifies city of Montreal conformity to French language charter

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The city of Montreal and two boroughs are the latest municipal bodies to be certified as conforming to Quebec’s French language charter.

The city of Montreal and two boroughs are the latest municipal bodies on the island to be certified as conforming to Quebec’s French language charter, the Office québécois de la langue française announced on Friday.

The boroughs of Ahuntsic-Cartierville and Sud-Ouest join 11 other of Montreal’s 19 boroughs in receiving the certification.The Office said in a press release it’s working “in close collaboration” with the six remaining boroughs to get their diplomas of conformity.

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