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Portrait of Official Language Minorities in Canada - Francophones in British Columbia
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- Introduction
- Section 1 Definitions of British Columbia's French-speaking population
- Section 2 Evolution of the population by mother tongue and first official language spoken
- Section 3 Factors influencing the evolution of the population with French as a mother tongue
- Section 4 A few key sectors for the vitality of official-language minority communities
- Section 5 Subjective vitality
- Conclusion
- References
- Tables, charts and maps
- Appendix
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Acknowledgements
This report was made possible thanks to the collaboration and financial support of Canadian Heritage's Official Languages Secretariat, Human Resources and Social Development Canada, and Justice Canada. The authors wish to specially thank Julie Bertrand of the Language Statistics Section of Statistics Canada for her technical support, professionalism and outstanding contribution in this project. As well, acknowledgements are given to Suzanne Belair, René Houle, Michèle Lanoue, Claire Larocque, Lucie Parisien, Daniel Pereira and Denis Theriault of the Social and Aboriginal Statistics Division for their important contribution in the completion of this project. Finally, the authors wish to thank Jean-Pierre Corbeil and Jean-François Lepage for their suggestions and relevant comments when revising earlier versions of the document.
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Catalogue no. 89-642-X
Frequency: Occasional
ISSN : 1923-3094
Ottawa
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