The Roadmap builds on earlier progress and other federal government efforts to encourage the use of English and French across the country, and to improve the conditions that will enable official-language minority communities (OLMCs) – English-speaking Quebeckers and French- speaking Canadians outside Quebec - to flourish for the benefit of all Canadians. [...] The popular $40M Summer Linguistic duality is also promoted in the Canada Language Bursaries and the $20M Official- School of Public Service’s efforts to contribute Language Monitor initiatives enable young to the maintenance of second official-language Canadians to experience their second official skills and to the Government of Canada’ bilingual language in real-life dynamic settings. [...] Many of them highlighted an increase in the number of points There are currently 37 health networking of service in urban areas and noted the positive organizations supported across Canada to contribution Roadmap-funded health networks engage OLMCs and health system stakeholders make to the offer of health services in the minority at the local level to initiate improvements in language. [...] Through film, on the involvement of fathers in family literacy in broadcasting, literature, publishing, music and the Ontario and on the needs specific to exogamous visual and performing arts, artists’ expressions families (where only one spouse is francophone) of Canadian culture and identity are shared and in the Yukon. [...] French and English are widely spoken OLMCs are a living proof of linguistic duality in around the world and as such are an asset to our Canada, where language majorities and minorities domestic and international production and trade, mingle, interact and work to the benefit of all.
- ISBN
- 9781100542195
- Pages
- 25
- Published in
- Canada
