Yes, they can do it in Chinese and in “Mexican”, but they cannot do it in “Canadien” in British Columbia. What is the problem? What is the Department of Canadian Heritage doing to ensure respect for our country's official languages?
Yvon Godin NDP Acadie—Bathurst, NB
Yes, they can do it in Chinese and in “Mexican”, but they cannot do it in “Canadien” in British Columbia. What is the problem? What is the Department of Canadian Heritage doing to ensure respect for our country's official languages?
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