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“By obsessing over language," the Legault government is "building an international reputation for bigotry and parochialism."

Among other new language rules that take effect Thursday is a provision that government bodies give services in French only, with some exceptions.

Flight 214. the ntsb said the pilot was training to fly a boeing 777. the san francisco chronicle reporting the pilots knew they were off course 500 feet from the ground and they focused on correcting that while assuming air speed was being controlled automatically. the runaway train crashing and inferno in quebec, was it a crime? investigators are saying they're acting on discoveries they made but did not provide any further details. they did say terrorism has been ruled out. the wreck and massive fire flattened the down of lac-megantic. 15 dies. a family visiting ocean isle beach in nort...

To watch it. >> even in the southeast, they simply don't need rain. all right. chad. thank you so much. another huge story that we've been talking about in canada, police say a criminal act may have triggered that devastating runaway train crash that leveled part of a small quebec town over the weekend. 15 people are confirmed dead now. an important number, though, to remember, 35 others are still missing. paula newton is live in lac-megantic, quebec, with the latest. good morning, paula. >> reporter: and good morning, kate. investigators here were so concerned about preserving the crime sce...

Fuel rammed into a small quebec town and exploded over the weekend. 72 oil tank cars somehow came loose early saturday morning, sped downhill nearly seven miles and derailed in a small town. at least five people are dead, 40 still missing and that figure is expected to rise. canada's prime minister steven harper at the scene sunday. >> my thoughts and prayers and those of all canadians are with the people as they deal with this disaster in their community. tragically it is clear there has been loss of life, but we still do not know how extensive that is. >> nbc's katie terr joins me now. it is...