French to English translation
Our professional, native-speaking French to English translators intimately understand the culture, language, nuances and idioms
For translations that resonate with your audience, there’s no better place to purchase French to English translations than right here in Ontario. We have a rich resource base of professional translators with experience in almost every industry. Quebec is right next door, and when it comes to business, we are more than neighbours… we’re partners. Leverage our wealth of experience.
We can help with all your French to English translation needs.
Here below is a list of project types that we frequently work on. Even if your specific project isn’t listed, we have likely done something similar in the past, so feel free to consult one of our Translation Advisors. We’d be happy to discuss your project with you and provide a free quotation.
- Building plans
- Business correspondence
- Computer software
- Contracts
- Engineering documents
- Forms and templates
- Government certificates
- Financial information
- Labels and packaging
- Legal documents
- Manuals and user guides
- Marketing materials
- Medical information
- MSDS sheets
- Proposals and RFPs
- Signs
- Technical data
- Websites
- Building plans
- Business correspondence
- Computer software
- Contracts
- Engineering documents
- Forms and templates
- Government certificates
- Financial information
- Labels and packaging
- Legal documents
- Manuals and user guides
- Marketing materials
- Medical information
- MSDS sheets
- Proposals and RFPs
- Signs
- Technical data
- Websites
We understand Canada's language regulations
Federal legislation states that English and French are the official languages of Canada and will be treated with equal status within the government of Canada.
The legislation provides that Canadians have the right to receive services from federal departments, courts and Crown Corporations in both official languages and that Parliament will establish and communicate laws and regulations in both official languages and ensure both versions will be of equal legal weight.
The legislation is also designed to support the development of English and French linguistic minority communities and generally advance the equality of status and use of the English and French languages within Canadian society.
Canada has bilingual label And packaging requirements.
Packages and labels used in Canada must comply with Bill 40 which addresses procedures outlined in the Charter of the French language.
General Information can be found at:
The Canadian Government’s Guide to the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act and Regulations
The Competition Bureau’s Labelling Assessment Tools