Quebec's language authority, the Office québécois de la langue française, has revised its stance on using the term 'go' to cheer for sports teams. The updated guideline acknowledges 'go' as 'partially legitimized' in supportive contexts, despite earlier pressure to eliminate the term from public signage. This shift follows backlash during the Montreal Canadiens' playoff run, prompting political intervention to uphold the cultural significance of phrases like 'Go Habs Go.' The transit agency has yet to decide whether to revert to using 'go' on bus displays.