The man who ushered in Quebec's religious symbols law has set his sights on another longstanding point of contention: how retailers greet their customers. Immigration Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette, ...

Montreal’s city flag contains symbols of founding peoples from England, Scotland, Ireland, France, and aboriginal Iroquois. With a significant Anglophone population in and around the city, it is also ...

'Bonjour! Hi!' going bye bye? The Legault government is done with 'Bonjour! Hi!' wanting businesses to only say 'bonjour' when greeting customers.

2:09 Quebec backtracks on plans to ban ‘Bonjour-Hi’ The majority of Montrealers — as well as Quebecers living in other parts of the province — believe Montreal is a bilingual city, according to a ...

François Legault’s government is looking for a way to ban "bonjour/hi,” a bilingual greeting many shopkeepers and receptionists have adopted in Montreal to the great irritation of some Quebec ...

Quebec won’t legislate to prevent retail workers from welcoming their customers with “bonjour/hi,” Quebec’s immigration minister said Monday – three days after he raised the possibility of outlawing ...

The Quebec government insists it has no plans to legislate an official ban on the popular greeting, “bonjour-hi.” This comes after Quebec’s minister responsible for the French language, Simon ...