English, French and local language duties
Keep the country, interface language and customer-facing content separate.
Last updated September 12, 2026
- Choose English or French for the Canadian website and app. Language switching retains Canada, its regional rules and CAD prices.
- The business supplies reviewed translations for recipes, product names, ingredients, notices and other free-text customer content. Changing the interface language does not translate those facts.
- Québec customer-facing content requires French under the applicable language rules. The Canadian retail flow includes French and bilingual presentation; review other signage, menus, service and contractual duties as well.
- Nunavut has Inuktut obligations beyond English and French. Assess the local language, obtain reviewed Inuktitut or Inuinnaqtun content and plan customer service, notices, warnings and invoices. The app supports reviewed Inuktut text in the relevant customer documents.