If your company does business in Quebec or is planning to enter the Canadian market, you should know about important changes and updates coming to language laws in Canada. The provincial governments of Quebec and Ontario, and the federal government have all brought forward legislation to protect and encourage the use of French, particularly in the workplace.
Recently, the news emerged that the long-debated Bill 96 was finally coming to the fore in Québec. If it becomes law, business owners doing business in Quebec may experience increased challenges.
Launching a digital ad campaign in Quebec? Here are our tips to help localize your ad strategy for a successful launch.
Doing business in Quebec? If so, there are specific rules that govern
Expanding your business and tapping into the Quebec market is a smart business decision, but to truly capture the heart of Quebecers, you need to go beyond meeting the basic requirements of Law 101. To break into the Quebec market the marketing messaging must be well thought out and strategic.
Part 2 in our series on doing business in Quebec. This week, we give you six insights into the Quebec market you might want to consider.
Part 1 of our series on doing business in Quebec. This week we explain four things you need to know before you do business in the province of Quebec.
With a population of over 7 million, Quebec represents huge potential for your business. However, Québec has strict language regulations and a strong cultural identity. Entering the Quebec market therefore requires a lot of research and deep understanding.
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