The Québécois French-dubbed version of The Simpsons is set to continue airing after Bell Media reaches an agreement with Disney Entertainment, according to multiple reports. The decision follows backlash from viewers who had called for the localized version to be preserved. CBC News reports that the dubbing is saved as a result of the deal, which allows the series to be broadcast with the Québécois French localization. The Montreal Gazette similarly says the agreement comes after fans launched and promoted a petition seeking to keep the localized dub on air. Together, the coverage indicates that the dispute was resolved through negotiations between the broadcaster and Disney Entertainment, rather than through a direct policy change from the series’ producers or licensors. While details of the terms of the agreement are not provided in the available summaries, both sources agree on the outcome: the Québécois French-dubbed edition of The Simpsons will remain available following the new arrangement between Bell Media and Disney Entertainment.