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* <p style="text-align:left">Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's Official Languages Centre of Excellence and the Canada School of Public Service now offer [[:en:DARE-OSEZ/training|'''leadership coaching courses''']] for executives to address linguistic insecurity in a peer circle design. | * <p style="text-align:left">Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's Official Languages Centre of Excellence and the Canada School of Public Service now offer [[:en:DARE-OSEZ/training|'''leadership coaching courses''']] for executives to address linguistic insecurity in a peer circle design. | ||
* <p style="text-align:left">The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages published the study [https://www.clo-ocol.gc.ca/en/publications/other/2021/federal-immigration-target-french-speaking-immigrants-francophone-minority-communities '''Statistical analysis of the 4.4% immigration target for French-speaking immigrants in Francophone minority communities: Almost 20 years after setting the target, it is time to do more and do better''']. | * <p style="text-align:left">The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages published the study [https://www.clo-ocol.gc.ca/en/publications/other/2021/federal-immigration-target-french-speaking-immigrants-francophone-minority-communities '''Statistical analysis of the 4.4% immigration target for French-speaking immigrants in Francophone minority communities: Almost 20 years after setting the target, it is time to do more and do better''']. | ||
| − | * <p style="text-align:left">Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's Official Languages Centre of Excellence has developed a [[:en:images/2/24/Language_of_Work_Rights_while_Teleworking.pdf|'''guidance document''']] explaining language of work rights in the context of telework.<br> <br><center> | + | * <p style="text-align:left">Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's Official Languages Centre of Excellence has developed a [[:en:images/2/24/Language_of_Work_Rights_while_Teleworking.pdf|'''guidance document''']] explaining language of work rights in the context of telework.<br> <br> |
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Revision as of 10:14, 24 January 2022
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES CHAMPIONS' TOOLBOX
WHAT'S NEW?
The Best Practices Forum on Official Languages will take place from February 7 to 11, 2022.
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's Official Languages Centre of Excellence and the Canada School of Public Service now offer leadership coaching courses for executives to address linguistic insecurity in a peer circle design.
The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages published the study Statistical analysis of the 4.4% immigration target for French-speaking immigrants in Francophone minority communities: Almost 20 years after setting the target, it is time to do more and do better.
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's Official Languages Centre of Excellence has developed a guidance document explaining language of work rights in the context of telework.
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| Additional tools and resources will be added periodically. Do you have any ideas? Please let us know!
The Official Languages Champions' Toolbox is an initiative led by the Council of the Network of Official Languages Champions. |
