Along with the establishment of the Dominion of Canada in 1867, came the recognition of equal status of both the English and French languages in the Canadian Parliament. Since those days, there have been a great many debates regarding language access. These sometimes heated debates which carry on to today, have led to a greater recognition of the need for language access for Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples and newly-arrived immigrants.
Our report focuses on this rich multicultural and multilingual history which gave rise to the standardization of interpreting services in the Great White North.
New challenges brought about by doing business in our digital world demand new solutions. Some constants still remain, however, without which a text and the quality of its translation would be less than satisfactory. One good example of such a constant is terminology and terminology management. Terminology management includes a number of different aspects, but […]
21 November 2020
