A Quebec coroner is once again calling on the province's Transport Ministry to enhance Highway 50 after a head-on collision late last year. In...

Canada's Minister of National Defence has announced a review of a 2025 directive that determines the languages used in military workplaces due to recent concerns. In January 2025, the Department of National Defence (DND) and the Canadian Armed Forces updated regulations regarding language use for internal activities and services. The previous system designated units as English, French, or both, causing issues for organizations in unilingual regions. The directive, known as DAOD 5039-2, aligned language requirements with the workplace's designation under the Official Languages Act, restricting bilingual communication to specific regions. However, public and family communication remained unaffected, with the military still promoting the use of both official languages to foster inclusivity and respect for linguistic...

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