shot 4
00:08.0 to 00:09.3
1 finding · 1 open
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CA-QC-LANG-01
The on-screen product text is in English without French being markedly predominant. This breaches the Charter of the French Language, CQLR c. C-11, art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
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65
00:08.0 to 00:09.3
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shot 8
00:12.9 to 00:13.6
1 finding · 1 open
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CA-QC-LANG-01
Commercial packaging text displayed in English without French marked predominance violates Charter of the French Language, CQLR c. C-11, art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
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triggering frame
legal
concept
65
00:12.9 to 00:13.6
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.
Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)
Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by
the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the
span.
shot 9
00:13.6 to 00:14.8
1 finding · 1 open
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CA-QC-LANG-01
The visible packaging text is in English without the required marked predominance of French under Charter of the French Language, CQLR c. C-11, art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
sourced
triggering frame
legal
concept
65
00:13.6 to 00:14.8
open
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Remediate CA-QC-LANG-01
The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.
Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)
Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by
the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the
span.
shot 11
00:14.8 to 00:15.4
1 finding · 1 open
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CA-QC-LANG-01
Product packaging copy appears in English without French predominance, in breach of Charter of the French Language, CQLR c. C-11, art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
sourced
triggering frame
legal
concept
65
00:14.8 to 00:15.4
open
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Remediate CA-QC-LANG-01
The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.
Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)
Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by
the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the
span.
shot 12
00:15.4 to 00:20.1
2 findings · 2 open
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CA-QC-LANG-01
English commercial copy on the featured product fails to provide French with marked predominance, violating Charter of the French Language, CQLR c. C-11, art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
sourced
triggering frame
legal
concept
65
00:15.4 to 00:20.1
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Remediate CA-QC-LANG-01
The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.
Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)
Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by
the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the
span.
CA-QC-LANG-01
Including the English slogan 'READY WHEN YOU ARE' without French being markedly predominant violates Charter of the French Language, CQLR c. C-11, art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
sourced
triggering frame
legal
concept
65
00:15.4 to 00:20.1
open
Remediate now
Remediate CA-QC-LANG-01
The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.
Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)
Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by
the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the
span.