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A Language Needs More Than a Place on the Timetable

New Brunswick is proposing legislation to protect French immersion entry points while federal funding supports First Nations language revitalization. These are very different projects, but each reveals why language planning needs continuity beyond a single budget year.

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New Brunswick is proposing legislation to protect French immersion entry points while federal funding supports First Nations language revitalization. These are very different projects, but each reveals why language planning needs continuity beyond a single budget year.

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