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Posted on Friday, 21 February, 2025The diversity and vitality of French in Africa
French-language research faces many challenges, both in Canada and internationally. In this visual post, Professor Linda Cardinal looks specifically at some of the issues affecting Francophones in minority settings, including Franco-Ontarians. She highlights the weight given to the impact factor of publications, as well as the barriers to accessibility of scientific texts for French-speaking audiences. She also discusses some possible solutions. An interview conducted by Jurivision in collaboration with CIRCEM as part of the XXIIᵉ AISLF Congress. -
Posted on Wednesday, 19 February, 2025From Canvas to Courtroom: Bridging Artistry and Law
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Posted on Tuesday, 11 February, 2025Conducting French-language research in Canada
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Posted on Wednesday, 22 January, 2025Video games: Law and Geek Culture Collide at Otakuthon
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