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Official Languages

The legal basis for the Federal Official Languages Program is unique to Canada. No other country has a mix of constitutional principles, statutes and policies which embody, protect and promote the English and French languages and cultures.

Our commitment and our responsibility…

Over the past 20 years, the number of bilingual Canadians has doubled. For a growing number of Canadians, bilingualism has become not only a personal asset but also an important part of their sense of national identity. Proud and conscious of this diversity and eager to improve the equity and quality of our services, Non Public Funds (NPF) operates in both official languages. NPF's commitment to serving members of the public and the Canadian Forces Community in the official language of their choice includes incorporating bilingualism in its long-term corporate plan.

Rosetta Stone Language Training

TOOLBOX:

	Termium Plus The Government of Canada's Terminology and Linguistic Database
	Le grand dictionnaire
	The Language Nook (available on the DWAN only)
	How to successfully conduct meetings in both official languages.
	How to Configure your Keyboard or use Windows ALT Keys
	Useful Telephone Expressions
	Test yourself on Official Languages
	Matters of Interest
	Fun French Fridays
	Tips for maintaining your new language skills
	Articles of Interests Arts, Culture & Events Culture.ca
	Francophone Societies in Minority Environments Newspaper advertising
	File a Complaint - Your Language Rights
	Language Portal of Canada

For more information, please contact the Manager Official Languages at 613-996-7818.