New provisions under Quebec's language law reform are now in effect. But one of the new changes and how it's being enforced has left many people scratching their heads.
The Quebec government has described the law as a moderate response to what it says is the declining use of French, but others are worried about its far-reaching impacts.
Under Quebec's Bill 96, municipalities in which fewer than 50 per cent of citizens have English as a mother tongue could lose the right to communicate with residents in English.