thooranpoyi

Following the footsteps of the mother country I guess.

I wonder why does rest of Canada allows Québec to act as a rogue province.

Isn't it Québec anti business and with arcane language laws ? Why would anyone start a business or hire someone from Québec ?

Who would in their right sense will work in IT in Montreal ?

Isn't Québec anti immigrant and bad for any kind of business other than a Québecois one ?

I mean the language laws, anti immigrant and right wing CAQ with the recent religious ban law. Shitty noisy apartments, highest income taxes and crumbling infrastructure including lack of healthcare professionals.

This isn't surprising, As is with everything with Québec, Desjardins is a Québec based business. They will still retain their customer base. Their site's UX was so bad that I didn't use them as my bank. Their English customer service sucks too. Glad I made that choice. A data breach is still a data breach even if it was by a rogue employee.

By the looks of it, Quebec's Communauto is next in the line.

These two laws seems to target immigrant minorities. I thought Canada was a welcoming country for immigrants. Maybe not.

> enforcement of the law

Enforcement as in like the language police of Québec ?