This article analyzes the linguistic landscape of Saint-Boniface, Manitoba, a francophone minority community. This study shows how the linguistic landscape is representative of the minority status of the French language. Even in the French Quarter of the city, the influence of the English language is clear. The majority of signs are bilingual, and, often, English is positioned as the dominant language. Acts of vandalism also show that tense relationships persist between Anglophones and Francophones within the city of Winnipeg. In spite of this, it is important to mobilize for the use of the minority language in the linguistic landscape as this remains a way to increase the legitimacy of the minority language community.