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Language-rights activist loses appeal over English-only construction signs on Parliament Hill

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Michel Thibodeau sought $19,500 in damages from the federal government.

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Language-rights activist loses appeal over English-only construction signs on Parliament Hill

Michel Thibodeau sought $19,500 in damages from the federal government.

1 hour ago·Ottawa, Canada

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Ottawa Citizen broke the news in Ottawa, Canada 1 hour ago on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

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Language-rights activist loses appeal over English-only construction signs on Parliament Hill

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