In Saint-Lazare, a leafy suburb west of Montréal known for its equestrian trails, there are French speakers and English speakers, but many residents are fluent in both languages. Respect for linguistic diversity comes naturally, Mayor Geneviève Lachance said, even in a province with long-standing rules to ensure that French remains the dominant language. “Day to […]
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