Canada Passes New Law To Promote Francophone Immigration

 Canada passed a new law emphasizing the significance of the French language in the country by focusing on Francophone immigration and minorities outside Quebec.


Bill C-13 adds immigration to the Official Languages Act (OLA) for the first time. The OLA is the federal statute because of which French and English became the official languages of Canada. The new law amends the Official Languages Act to conclude that French is in danger and must be protected as an official language of Canada.

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