Edmonton / Winnipeg / Ottawa / Vancouver / Toronto / Saskatoon / St. Boniface / Moncton / Charlottetown / Halifax / Québec City / Sidney / Alma / Calgary / Windsor / /
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Sudbury / Francophone / Charter / Donnelly / Francophone School Boards New Brunswick / Russell / Official Languages / /
Country
France / Canada / United States / Ireland / /
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USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / Debt Financing / /
Facility
University of Ottawa / Canadian Human Rights Museum / tomb of Louis Riel / Supreme Court / /
IndustryTerm
fundamental constitutional law / interpretation services / simultaneous interpretation services / /
NaturalFeature
Edward Island / Sturgeon Falls / Red River / Vancouver Island / /
Organization
Special Joint Committee on the Constitution of official Languages / Supreme Court / Charter Parliament / actual Yukon Francophone School Board / Parkland Secondary School / University of Ottawa / Senate / Canadian Parliament / Ontario French-Language Educational Communications Authority / Canadian Bar Association / Canadian House of Commons / Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism / federal government / Senate Committee on Official Languages / school board / /
Person
Rosemarie Tremblay-Lemay / Kate Stokes / M.F. Yalden / Marc L. Johnson / Ward / Fall / Blaikie / Steven Blaney / Lucille / Dyane Adam / Acadian / Peter Murphy / Brigitte Noël / Pierre Trudeau / François Picard / Lowell Murray / David / Louis Plamondon / Charles Garnier / Amy Morris / Graham Fraser / /
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vice-president of communications / Minister of Justice / representative / minister / vice-president of student affairs / official languages / leader / COMMISSIONER / co-operative / /
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Quebec / New Brunswick / Saskatchewan / Prince Edward Island / British Columbia / South Carolina / Nova Scotia / Ontario / Alberta / Northwest Territories / Nunavut / Newfoundland / Manitoba / /
Beyond Words A few weeks ago, I walked from downtown Winnipeg to the banks of the Red River and followed a pedestrian walkway to the Esplanade Riel—the bridge that connects Winnipeg to St. Boniface. On the east side of