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Community of Official Languages/Newsletter (view source)
Revision as of 14:34, 19 May 2020
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These circumstances may give rise to good innovative measures that deserve to be known and shared within official languages networks or included in a future edition of this collection of best practices.<br>
These circumstances may give rise to good innovative measures that deserve to be known and shared within official languages networks or included in a future edition of this collection of best practices.<br>
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<b>A new COVID-19 Pandemic Lexicon</b> (Published May 20, 2020)<br>
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To support the federal government in its communications on the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the Translation Bureau at Public Services and Procurement Canada has developed a standardized bilingual glossary based on online scientific articles and newspapers as well as Canadian government and World Health Organization documents. The COVID-19 Pandemic Glossary clarifies basic concepts in both official languages and will enable clear communications with the general population. <br>
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The glossary is available online, and its content has been added to TERMIUM Plus®, the Government of Canada's terminology and linguistic database. The Translation Bureau will monitor the media and update the glossary as terminology evolves. <br>
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We invite you to consult and use this new glossary. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to write to {{em:|Bureaudelatraduction.TranslationBureau@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca}}.
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