Stop / Arrêt (bilingual) sign

What does the Stop / Arrêt (bilingual) sign mean?

Bilingual stop sign — used in officially bilingual areas like New Brunswick.

About this sign

New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province, so its stop signs read 'STOP / ARRÊT'. Some federal areas (Parliament Hill, military bases) use the bilingual variant too.

Other Regulatory signs

Stop

STOP

Stop (Quebec)

STOP-QUEBEC

Yield

YIELD

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