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Global News Montreal — May 28, 2026

Roberge won’t remove English access to government websites

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Despite a recommendation by the province’s language commissioner to remove English from government websites, Quebec’s French-language minister has decided to maintain the status quo and allow access to seven specific sites.

While the commissioner says that contravenes Quebec’s language law, the English-speaking community is relieved.

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