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Originally Posted by Iowa_Flames_Fan
Well actually their logic is identical to yours. Because most Quebecers speak French, therefore traffic tickets should be issued in French to the exclusion of other languages, respect for diversity be damned.
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Actually, their logic is not remotely identical to mine.
For one, I would not suppport any law that states French only signs are illegal, and that on bilingual signs, English must be placed above, and must be larger than, French.
A lot of those francophone communities in Alberta have many bilingual signs, and even french-only signs in places. No issue with that at all.
However, similar to the situation in Alberta, if I was in Quebec and got a traffic ticket, I would not complain if it was in French only. It's something anyone with a quarter of a brain would expect to see in a jurisdiction that is governmentally unilingual.