Lena Metlege Diab, Minister of Acadian Affairs and Francophonie, holds a bilingual stop sign alongside students from l’école Secondaire de Clare (from the left): Blake Theriault, Crystal Madden, Nicole Thiboudeau, and Gaetan Deveau.

HALIFAX: English and French stop signs will be going up in some Nova Scotian communities this summer. In a press release issued earlier this month, the province said it will begin putting up bilingual stop signs on provincial roads in some Acadian communities. In 2019, the province said a group of young Acadian students from…

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