It seems to me that it is essentially in Quebec that bilingualism is required.
I will give you another example.
Take government agencies. I have been informed of concrete cases, but I will not tell you what agencies I am talking about, because the people are afraid of reprisals.
There are agencies that no longer want to operate with the option, on the phone, to select the language in which the person wants to be served. For example, you can select "1" or "2" to be served in English.
Those agencies no longer want to operate that way and require that all their employees be bilingual, and that means that a lot of unilingual French employees are going to lose their jobs.
What do you think about that?