The use of Aboriginal languages in Canada

The use of Aboriginal languages in Canada

by Barbara Burnaby

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Study analyses data from the 1981 census on the aboriginal population of Canada and the languages they speak. In English and French.

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    How does the historical context of 1981 Canada, as captured through census data, continue to influence the state of Indigenous languages today?

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    In what ways does the preservation of an Aboriginal language contribute to the broader cultural identity and sovereignty of Indigenous communities in Canada?

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    How does your own relationship with language—whether monolingual or multilingual—shape your understanding of your heritage and community?

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