What does OLA stand for?

Official Languages Act (Canada)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Green party councillor Brian Meaney said yesterday: 'It is insane that the council has to spend this money to comply with the Official Languages Act 2003.

[euro]30,000 to put plans into Irish; But guess what? No one bought a ...

Ottawa passed the first Official Languages Act in 1969 to support the development of linguistic minority communities -- anglophones in mostly French-speaking Quebec province, and francophones in the rest of Canada.

US to teach Canadians French

This relative linguistic peace should also push decision-makers to go beyond electoral concerns and think more about the effectiveness of the paradigms that underlie language legislation such as the federal Official Languages Act and Quebec's Bill 101.

Linguistic peace: a time to take stock: the language situation in ...

His office in Spiddal, Co Galway, monitors compliance with the provisions of the Official Languages Act,2003, and investigates complaints.

GAEL FARCE; Outrage at 2-year wait for guidelines on child protection

The legal equality set out in the Official Languages Act was given constitutional protection in 1982.

Born-again bilingualism: an anglo journalist charts the ups and downs ...

He brought in the Official Languages Act (1969), which made French and English the two languages of the federal government.

"Maitres chez nous": the popularity of the notion that Quebeckers ...

On the other hand, it was the Official Languages Act, passed into law in 1969, which became one of Trudeau's most enduring legacies.

PIERRE TRUDEAU -- CANADA'S VISIONARY PRIME MINISTER