Language in Canada

John Edwards

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Canadian Identity and History Multilingual Education and Policy

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Introduction 1. The foundations 2. The fading Canadian duality 3. Official bilingualism: from the 1960s to the 1990s 4. Official multiculturalism 5. Language in education: bridging educational policy and social psychological research 6. Aboriginal languages:history 7. Aboriginal languages: current status 8. French: Canadian varieties 9. French in Quebec 10. French in New Brunswick 11. French outside New Brunswick and Quebec 12. English: Canadian varieties 13. English Quebec 14. The teaching of international languages 15. French immersion in Canada 16. Language in Newfoundland 17. Language in Prince Edward Island 18. Language in Nova Scotia 19. Language in New Brunswick 20. Language in Quebec: Aboriginal and heritage varieties 21. Language in Ontario 22. Language in Manitoba 23. Language in Saskatchewan: Anglo-hegemony maintained 24. Language in Alberta: unilingualism in practice 25. Language in British Columbia 26. Language in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon Territory.

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