Interactive Bibliography
We hereby wish to thank the Supreme Court Law Review (LexisNexis Canada), Revue générale de droit, the Revue juridique Thémis, and the Revue de la common law en français for granting us permission to reproduce the language rights related articles that were published in their review. Their collaboration played a key role in the success of the interactive bibliography.
-
Bilinguisme législatif : l’importance des méthodes de production des textes législatifs
CanadaPeriodical and collective articles(2017–2018) 49:1 Ottawa L Rev 165Visit the website -
Bilinguisme législatif : regard sur l'interprétation et la rédaction des lois bilingues au Canada
CanadaPeriodical and collective articles(2015) 45 :1 RD Ottawa 21 -
Bilinguisme législatif : regard sur l’interprétation et la rédaction des lois bilingues au Canada
CanadaPeriodical and collective articles(2015) 45 :1 RD Ottawa 21 -
Bilinguisme, Égalité, Pouvoir : Le régime linguistique du Nouveau-Brunswick entre bilinguisme et égalité
CanadaPeriodical and collective articlesdans Anna Pla Boix, dir., El Regimen linguistico de la administracionpublica : experiencias en Espana y Canada, Atelier LibrosJuridicos, Barcelona, Espana, 2012, 113-133 -
Can bilingualism work: attitudes toward language policy in New Brunswick: the 1985 public hearings on the Poirier-Bastarache report
CanadaBooks—Catherine Mary Steele
Fredericton, (N.B.), New Ireland Press, 1990 -
Canada-British Columbia Agreement on French Language Services, Annual Report (2022-2023)
CanadaReportsColombie-Britannique, Francophone Affaires, Canada-British Columbia Agreement on French Language Services, Annual Report (fiscal year 2022-2023), October 2023. -
Canada’s Official Languages : Policy Versus Work Practice in the Federal Public Service
CanadaBooks—Helaina Gaspard
Ottawa, University of Ottawa Press, 2019Visit the website -
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms / Charte canadienne des droits et libertés
CanadaBooks—Errol Mendes
|Stéphane Beaulac
LexisNexis Butterworths, 2013 -
Challenges Faced by Bilingual Stroke Survivors in the Healthcare System: Unique Considerations
CanadaPeriodical and collective articles—Katrine Sauvé-Schenk, Claire-Jehanne Dubouloz-Wilner, Mary Egan and Elizabeth Kristjansson
Minorités linguistiques et société / Linguistic Minorities and Society, No 13, 49 https://doi.org/10.7202/1075422arVisit the website -
Charlebois c. Mowat et la Ville de Moncton
CanadaPeriodical and collective articles(2002) 4:2 R.C.L.F. 347-361Download the file