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News Releases (2005)

Ottawa, November 23, 2005

• Adoption of Bill S-3: A historic day for official language communities

Ottawa, September 13, 2005

• Official languages on the Internet: Significant progress, reports Dyane Adam

Ottawa, May 31, 2005

• Annual Report 2004–2005 of the Commissioner of Official Languages

Ottawa, April 20, 2005

• New representative of the Commissioner of Official Languages in Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Ottawa, April 12, 2005

• Promoting the use of both official languages at work: A road map for managers

Ottawa, April 5, 2005

• New language rights publication: New developments, but too many must still resort to the courts

Ottawa, January 31, 2005

• Atlantic regional office: Commissioner of Official Languages’ new representative

Ottawa, January 20, 2005

• The use of minority language press: government misses deadline