A few weeks ago we were celebrating because Quebec seemed to finally be giving up on the harsh language laws. But sadly our happiness was all for naught because the Quebec government has since decided to get rid of all the loopholes and grey areas in the law.

Back when the Couillard government wanted to force English multinationals to add French descriptions to their signage, the Quebec court pointed out that they actually couldn't enforce this due to a court ruling that concluded the OQLF was misinterpreting the laws.

Here's an interesting bit of news that doesn't happen too often in Quebec.

It seems like the OQLF has been misinterpreting the language laws and enforcing rules that didn't actually exist.