The intersection of corporate identity and national linguistic standards has come under scrutiny as the Commissioner of Official Languages launches an investigation into the CEO of Air Canada.
The probe arrives amid renewed pressure on the government in Ottawa to move beyond standard oversight and implement more rigorous punishments for language violations committed by the carrier.
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