You're not answering my question. We can also provide service to both communities by having unilingual French staff if another employee can take over. I think it's a bit excessive to require knowledge of English for all employees in Quebec.
Mario Beaulieu Bloc La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
You're not answering my question. We can also provide service to both communities by having unilingual French staff if another employee can take over. I think it's a bit excessive to require knowledge of English for all employees in Quebec.
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