Quebec’s election agency, Élections Québec, will send voter information documents exclusively in French for the first time in a provincial election, as part of updated language laws. The change comes after recent legislative adjustments aimed at reinforcing the use of French in public administration. Voters will receive only French-language materials, marking a shift from previous bilingual practices. The move is intended to align with the province’s commitment to promoting the French language. Officials emphasized that the decision reflects evolving legal requirements and the need to ensure linguistic rights are fully respected. This marks a significant step in Quebec’s ongoing efforts to prioritize French in official communications.