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Quebec’s language watchdog warns Montreal bakery about its English TikTok posts
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February 27, 2026
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2:25Now PlayingLahmajoune Villeray was surprised to receive a complaint from Quebec’s language watchdog, the OQLF. In a letter, the bakery was told it is against the Charter of the French Language to make commercial content online in a language other than French, when a French version isn’t also accessible. And social media posts count as commercial content.
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