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Canadian Point of Contact

National Contacts

The ECML has a special agreement with Canada whereby the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI), based at the University of Ottawa, acts as a National Contact point for Canada. More

Canadian Resources

Publications (reviews, bulletins, reports); current issues/tendencies/themes; examples of pedagogical resources; centres and institutes; institutions and associations. More

Annual Activity Reports

The annual activity reports of the National Contact Points for the ECML provide a summary of the activities organised in order to promote the Centre’s work within its member states through national networks working in the field of language education. The reports focus in particular on the activities organised, the target audiences, and the results achieved.

Activity reports:

2013 English – French

2012 English – French

2011 English – French

2010 English – French

2009 French

2008 English – French

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Canadian Point of Contact

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Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI)

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