[DOC] [TLE] Charter of the French Language - Wikipedia [PAR] The Charter of the French Language also known as Bill 101 is a law in the 
province of Quebec ... Prior to 1974, Quebec had no official language and was 
subject only to the ... over such provisions as the use of French on commercial 
signs or restrictions ... (article 3); The right of workers to carry on their activities in 
French. [DOC] [TLE] Speaking out: Quebec's debate over language laws - Canada - CBC ... [PAR] Oct 22, 2009 ... An in-depth look at the history of language legislation in Quebec, from the ... la 
langue officielle, which made French the province's official language. ... of Ren 
Lvesque, passed Bill 101  the Charter of the French Language. ... fine 
because the English and French words on their sign were the same size. [DOC] [TLE] The Language Laws of Quebec - Readings - Quebec History [PAR] Aug 23, 2000 ... The bill, while promoting the teaching of French in English schools and ... to all in 
Quebec the right to choose the language of instruction for their children. ... the 
public administration in French, made French the official language of ... led by 
Ren Levesque, first issued a white paper on language, then... [DOC] [TLE] Canada's Enduring Language Divide - World Politics Review [PAR] May 6, 2014 ... Underlying these concerns were fears about the future of the French language in 
the country. ... warned that while Canadians might not be fully conscious of it, 
their ... public administration in French; made French the official language of ... 
Quebec newcomers sent their children to English-language schools,... [DOC] [TLE] Bill 101 (Charte de la langue franaise) - The Canadian Encyclopedia [PAR] Jul 31, 2013 ... Ren Lvesque, a new language law was a high priority. ... (1977), made French 
the official language of government and of the courts in the province ... a series of 
court rulings that changed its content and reduced its scope. ... in English-
language elementary schools elsewhere in Canada were granted the... [DOC] [TLE] Fact file: What is Bill 101? - Montreal | Globalnews.ca [PAR] March 28, 2014 4:46 pm ... Bill 101, or the Charter of the French Language as it's 
also known, was ... by the first-ever Parti Quebecois government, led by then-
Premier Ren Lvesque. ... in Bill 22, which made French the official language of 
the province. ... positions were mainly held by English-speakers, as the language 
of... [DOC] [TLE] MODULE 7 - History of Quebec and Canada [PAR] To buy time and to release itself from its earlier commitment to Quebec, the ... Bill 
101 restricted English schools to children whose parents or brothers and sisters 
had ... land, family, language and religion were for him the cornerstones of 
French ... Jean Lesage (1960-1966); Robert Bourassa (1970-1976); Ren 
Lvesque... [DOC] [TLE] June 2004  English Language Arts Grade 10 [PAR] Describe realistic strategies that Canadians could take to reduce their negative ... 
water conservation techniques: lawn sprinkling restrictions, low-flow faucets and 
..... When Trudeau was Prime Minister the official languages act came into ... 
Signs were to be in French and English as well. ... Rene Levesque created his 
own. [DOC] [TLE] Legislating Language in the Workplace: The Quebec Experience ... [PAR] Charter), a provincial statute that the Province of Quebec has made the ... 
province in Canada, with French being the mother tongue of about 80% of its ... 
language they see fit as the official language of the province. .... that would 
require the prospective employee to speak English and French (because ... 
Premier Lvesque. [DOC] [TLE] Major Events in Canada between 1960-80 - slideshowes [PAR] Their slogan was Maitres Chez Nous or masters in our own house. ... 
Investment Review Agency (FIRA) to limit American control of the Canadian 
Economy  The Official languages Act (1969): Made Canada an officially bilingual 
country (French and English). ... As a result, Rene Levesque became premier

Question: While Rene Levesque was its PM, French was made its official language & English signs were restricted
Answer: Quebec