Official Languages Hub

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Search by keyword or theme to find a wide variety of official language resources provided by the Government of Canada.

New to the Hub? Learn how to search for content in the Official Languages Hub.

Your search results will not include pages that are accessible only on the Government of Canada network (for example, intranet pages).

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About the Official Languages Hub

The Official Languages Hub is a useful tool for Canadians who need information on any aspect of official languages. It allows users to simultaneously search a wide variety of official language resources from various Government of Canada departments and agencies. Use it to find standards and policies, promotion tools, best practices, learning resources and useful information on various aspects of official languages in Canada. For details, see the Official Languages Hub: Background and introduction page.

To find quick answers to your questions about language and writing in English and French, please use the Language Navigator.

To translate a term or find answers to terminology questions in a specialized field, please consult TERMIUM Plus®.

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