Supporting the Vitality
of Canada's Minority
Language Communities.

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The International Observatory on Language Rights

The International Observatory on Language Rights aims, on the one hand, to promote the vitality of minority language communities in Canada by urging these communities to take part in the development of their rights and, on the other hand, to acquaint other countries with the Canadian experience by sharing with them how Canada has dealt with its official languages problems. Conversely, the Observatory hopes to help Canadians gain better insight into the linguistic situation in other countries, thereby providing an opportunity to learn from their experience, and offering different problem-solving avenues.
The questions to be answered in this case are whether: 1) the Crown has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the Accused was the driver of a white SUV proceeding erratically through the streets of Quispamsis, New Brunswick on June 8, 2013; and 2) the officers' observations of the Accused assaulting his mother should be excluded under s. 24(2) of the Charter as a result of a breach of his language rights as guaranteed by s. 20(2) of the Charter. For reasons that follow, the short answer to both questions is no.

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