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It’s time to get serious about the Official Languages Act

  • On Sept. 9, 1969, Canada’s first Official Languages Act came into effect. The goal of the legislation—and of the updated act, which replaced it
Opinion | BY JEAN JOHNSON | September 25, 2019
The current Official Languages Commissioner Raymond Théberge, pictured speaking to reporters in Ottawa in June 2018, like his predecessors, has remarked on the Official Languages Act’s inefficiency and incoherence in reports to Parliament, writes Jean Johnson. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

It’s time to get serious about the Official Languages Act

Opinion | BY JEAN JOHNSON | September 25, 2019
  • On Sept. 9, 1969, Canada’s first Official Languages Act came into effect. The goal of the legislation—and of the updated act, which replaced it

It’s time to get serious about the Official Languages Act

Opinion | BY JEAN JOHNSON | September 25, 2019
  • On Sept. 9, 1969, Canada’s first Official Languages Act came into effect. The goal of the legislation—and of the updated act, which replaced it
The current Official Languages Commissioner Raymond Théberge, pictured speaking to reporters in Ottawa in June 2018, like his predecessors, has remarked on the Official Languages Act’s inefficiency and incoherence in reports to Parliament, writes Jean Johnson. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

It’s time to get serious about the Official Languages Act

  • On Sept. 9, 1969, Canada’s first Official Languages Act came into effect. The goal of the legislation—and of the updated act, which replaced it
Opinion | BY JEAN JOHNSON | September 25, 2019
The current Official Languages Commissioner Raymond Théberge, pictured speaking to reporters in Ottawa in June 2018, like his predecessors, has remarked on the Official Languages Act’s inefficiency and incoherence in reports to Parliament, writes Jean Johnson. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

It’s time to get serious about the Official Languages Act

Opinion | BY JEAN JOHNSON | September 25, 2019
  • On Sept. 9, 1969, Canada’s first Official Languages Act came into effect. The goal of the legislation—and of the updated act, which replaced it

It’s time to get serious about the Official Languages Act

Opinion | BY JEAN JOHNSON | September 25, 2019
  • On Sept. 9, 1969, Canada’s first Official Languages Act came into effect. The goal of the legislation—and of the updated act, which replaced it
The current Official Languages Commissioner Raymond Théberge, pictured speaking to reporters in Ottawa in June 2018, like his predecessors, has remarked on the Official Languages Act’s inefficiency and incoherence in reports to Parliament, writes Jean Johnson. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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