french became the official language of quebec at the point in history of july 31, 1974.
french became the official language of quebec at the point in history of july 31, 1974.
french became the official language of quebec at what point in history?
july 31, 1974
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until 1969, quebec was the only officially bilingual province in canada and most public institutions functioned in both languages. english was also used in the legislature, government commissions and courts. with the adoption of the "charter of the french language" (also known as "bill 101") by quebec's national assembly in august 1977, however, french became quebec's sole official language. however, the "charter of the french language" enumerates a defined set of language rights for the english language and for aboriginal languages, and government services are available, to certain citizens and in certain regions, in english. as well, a series of court decisions have forced the quebec government to increase its english-language services beyond those provided for under the original terms of the "charter of the french language". regional institutions in the nunavik region of northern quebec offer services in inuktitut and cree.
languages of canada