Bilingual Canadian Dictionary
Website for a collaborative project of Canadian universities,
government agencies, and professional translators' societies
to create a Canadian English-French,
French-English dictionary. Features include articles and theses written
by project members and a collection of relevant
external
links. In English and French. |
Canada Language Council
Professional organization for the accreditation
and promotion of training programs in Canada's two official languages,
English
and French. |
Canadian
Literature
A comprehensive index to resources about English and French Canadian literature
provided by the Canadian Information
by Subject from Library and Archives Canada. Links to sites covering literature,
poetry, drama, fiction, children's material, some individual authors, and organizations
and associations. |
Canadian Literature
Archive
An extensive repository for biographical and bibliographical information about
Canadian writers, novelists, poets, playwrights, essayists, as well as information
on Canadian literary organizations, magazines, conferences, and library archives.
There are some full-text materials, with plans to digitize additional out-of-print
literature. |
Canadian
Poetry Archive
Selected full-text poems with biographical information on prominent Canadian
poets from the 19th and early 20th centuries. In English and French. |
Canadian
Poetry and Poets
From the University of Toronto Library,
a resource for contemporary Canadian poetry including poems and biographical
information on more than 70 poets, with links to presses, awards, readings/festivals,
journals and magazines, and poetry courses. |
Dave
VE7CNV's Truly Canadian Dictionary of Canadian Spelling
Canadian English spelling (as opposed to British or American) used in the parliamentary
Hansards and other official documents. Provides spelling of the word in Canadian
English (and a brief gloss in some cases), followed by American, British, French
and Spanish spellings. |
French Canadian Literature
Listing of websites compiled at
McGill University. Some websites
listed are available via subscription only to McGill faculty
and students. Includes collections of digitized literature, as
well as biographies and critiques of
authors. |
Languages
of Canada (from Ethnologue)
Entry from an online reference guide to world languages. Includes links to the
entries for various native American languages. |
Northwest
Passages: Canadian Literature Online
Links are grouped in nine categories: general, authors, etexts, publishers, awards,
literary periodicals, literary organizations, programs and associations, cultural
sites. |
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