the official languages act was passed in canada in 1969.
the official languages act was passed in canada in 1969.
when was the official languages act passed in canada?
in 1969
canada adopted its first "official languages act" in 1969, in response to the recommendations of the royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism. the current "official languages act" was adopted in 1988 to improve the 1969 law's efforts to address two basic policy objectives: (1) to specify the powers, duties and functions of federal institutions relevant to official languages; (2) to support the development of linguistic minority communities. as well, following the adoption in 1982 of the "charter of rights", it was necessary to create a legislative framework within which the government of canada could respect its new constitutional obligations regarding the official languages.
official bilingualism in canada
official languages act









































official language act or official languages act may refer to:









































bullet::::- the official languages act (canada) passed in canada to enshrine official bilingualism









































bullet::::- the official language act (quebec) passed in quebec to ensure that french retained its primary status









































bullet::::- the official languages act (ireland) passed in ireland to promote the provision of state services in irish









































bullet::::- several acts passed in sri lanka:
official languages act