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The Language Portal of Canada is now online!
In June 2008, the Government of Canada published the Roadmap for Canada’s Linguistic Duality 2008 - 2013: Acting for the Future. Within the framework of this initiative, the Public Works and Government Services Canada mandated the Translation Bureau of the Government of Canada to design and put online a language portal bringing all of Canada’s linguistic resources together in a single site.
The Language Portal of Canada is now online and, through this portal, you can finally obtain access free of charge to TERMIUM®, the Government of Canada’s linguistic and terminology data bank. With TERMIUM® finding the right words has just become easier with more than 3.900.000 terms of which some 200.000 are in Spanish. It also contains a vast array of language tools, a magazine component offering language - related articles and updates, exercises dealing with problem words in French and English, and a directory of useful links to resources and organizations active in the language field.
Find more information about this at the Language Portal of Canada website:
In June 2008, the Government of Canada published the Roadmap for Canada’s Linguistic Duality 2008 - 2013: Acting for the Future. Within the framework of this initiative, the Public Works and Government Services Canada mandated the Translation Bureau of the Government of Canada to design and put online a language portal bringing all of Canada’s linguistic resources together in a single site.
The Language Portal of Canada is now online and, through this portal, you can finally obtain access free of charge to TERMIUM®, the Government of Canada’s linguistic and terminology data bank. With TERMIUM® finding the right words has just become easier with more than 3.900.000 terms of which some 200.000 are in Spanish. It also contains a vast array of language tools, a magazine component offering language - related articles and updates, exercises dealing with problem words in French and English, and a directory of useful links to resources and organizations active in the language field.
Find more information about this at the Language Portal of Canada website:
