Chris Selley: May the ‘nosh’ resistance against Quebec’s language cops spark a revolution (opens original article in a new tab)

Quebec's language police target businesses using non-French terms, prompting some restaurateurs to defiantly display 'NOSH' in response, highlighting tensions over linguistic policies.

• Quebec's language watchdog, OQLF, targets Arthurs Nosh Bar for using 'nosh,' a Yiddish word, in its name
• Restaurateurs in Montreal show defiance by displaying 'NOSH' on their doors in response to OQLF demands
• OQLF also criticized other businesses for using English terms like 'chicken nachos' and 'SoLIT Café' name
• The article suggests that increased resistance from businesses could pressure OQLF to change its policies