Air Canada, CN CEOs will not be required to understand French after C-13 amendment rejected

The top executives of Air Canada, Canadian National (CN), Crown corporations and other organizations subject to the Official Languages Act, such as port and airport authorities, will not be required to clearly speak and understand French, as the Quebec government has called for.

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