Lament for a Notion: The Life and Death of Canada's Bilingual Dream |
Contents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 7 |
Language and Justice | 15 |
The Victory of Asymmetrical Bilingualism | 63 |
Copyright | |
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Anglo-Quebecers anglophones Annual Report areas assimilation asymmetrical bilingualism B&B Commission bilingual districts bilingual posts bilingual services Bill Brunswick census Census Metropolitan Areas Commissioner of Official communities costs culture decline demographic Department designated bilingual English Canada English-language English-speaking ethnic federal government francophones French Canadians French-language French-speaking heartland hiring home language Ibid immigrants individual institutions Language and Society language groups language laws language policy language rights language training langue legislation majority Manitoba million Mimeograph Minister of Supply minority language minority populations minority-language services Montreal mother tongue national unity Notes for Figures Official Bilingualism Official Languages Act official-language Ontario Ottawa parents Parti Québécois percent Pierre Trudeau political positions province province's provincial government public servants Quebec City Quebec government quotas Regulation 17 regulations requirements school boards second language Source speak Statistics Canada Supply and Services territorial Toronto translation Treasury Board unilingual units Victor Goldbloom