10 facts about linguistic duality in Canada

Canada's two official languages, English and French, are a hallmark of Canadian identity. Fill in the blanks below to test your knowledge of linguistic duality in Canada.

Linguistic duality is .
Linguistic Duality Day is celebrated every year in .
The first established English and French as Canada's official languages.
The has a mandate to promote the equality of English and French in Canadian society.
is the ability to speak two different languages.
The abbreviation "FSL" stands for .
In 2016, nearly percent of Canadians stated that they were able to converse in French.
The abbreviation "OLMC" stands for official language community.
Canadians are entitled to obtain federal government services in English or French, as they prefer. This is an example of .
The French translation of "Official Languages Act" is .

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