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When will Quebec voters get bilingual mail voter cards?
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Elections Quebec says it is applying the provisions for the first time because, before Bill 96 was adopted, the agency was not subject to the same requirements.
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When will Quebec voters get bilingual mail voter cards?
By Alessia Simona Maratta & Elizabeth Zogalis Global News
Posted September 24, 2026 9:56 pm
Élections Québec poll workers have been instructed to speak English with voters only in certain circumstances, under language rules introduced following the language legislation, Bill 96. The directive comes as the agency has been ordered by a Quebec superior court judge to send voter reminder cards in English ahead of the October 5th election, after previously sending out French-only election information. Elizabeth Zogalis reports.…
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