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This section contains a collection of hyperlinks to language-related resources developed in, or pertaining to, Ontario.
Aboriginal Languages
- Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami-Inuktitut Magazine (Inuktitut-language periodical) (www)
- Inuktitut Our Language (Inuit Cultural Online Resource) (www)
- Ohwejagehka: Ha`degaenage – Language spoken by the Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario Canada (www)
Associations, Organizations and Other Groups
- Alliance Française d'Ottawa (www)
- Alliance Française de Toronto (www)
- Association française des municipalités de l'Ontario (www)
- Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario (ATIO) (www)
- Canadian Parents for French (CPF) – Ontario Branch (www)
- English Language Arts Network (Ontario) (www)
- Fédération de la jeunesse franco-ontarienne (www) (Available only in French)
- Ontario Modern Language Teachers' Association (www)
Francophonie
- Assemblée de la francophonie de l'Ontario (www) (Available only in French)
- Office of Francophone Affairs (Government of Ontario) (www)
Language Professions, Research Groups and Other
- Centre for Legal Translation and Documentation (CLTD) (Université of Ottawa and Association des juristes d'expression française de l'Ontario) (www)
- Centre for Research and Language Contact (CRLC) (York University) (www)
- InformATIO (www)
- Le Langagier (Laurentian University) (www) (Available only in French)
- What is a Conference Interpreter? (Association of translators and interpreters of Ontario) (www)
- What is a Court Interpreter? (Association of translators and interpreters of Ontario) (www)
- What is a Terminologist? (Association of translators and interpreters of Ontario) (www)
- What is a Translator? (Association of translators and interpreters of Ontario) (www)
Legislation, Policies and Guidelines
Official Languages
- French Language Services Commissioner (www)
- Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI) - University of Ottawa (www)
Sign Languages
- George Brown, The Toronto City College (www)
- Ontario Association of Sign Language Interpreters (OASLI) (www)
- St.Clair College (Ontario) - American Sign Language (www)
- York University – American Sign Language (www)
Training
- Algonquin College -Centre for Continuing and Online Learning - Language Studies (www)
- Algonquin College - Language Institute - Learn a language (ESL/FSL) (www)
- Algonquin College - Language Institute - Teaching a second a language (TESL/TEFL) (www)
- Brock University – Department of Applied Linguistics – Master of Arts Degree in Applied Linguistics (TESL) (www)
- Brock University – English as a Second Language Services Division (www)
- Brock University – English Language and Literature BA with major in English and professional writing (www)
- Carleton University – Department of French – Language courses; B.A., Honours and Minor in French; French Interdisciplinary Studies; certificates in French Language studies, and in Language teaching and learning; M.A. in French (www)
- Carleton University – Department of French – Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences – Certificate in French Language Teaching and Learning (www)
- Carleton University - Linguistics Program (www)
- Carleton University – School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies – Certificate in the Teaching of English as a Second Language (CTESL) (www)
- Collège Boréal – Formation en entreprise – French as a Second Language (www)
- Glendon College & Technical writing (www)
- La Cité collégiale – Explore, Immersion Program (French as a Second Language) (www)
- La Cité collégiale – Explore, Immersion Program (English as a Second Language) (www)
- La Cité collégiale - French as a Second Language (www)
- Laurier Writing Centre (Wilfrid Laurier University) (www)
- Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI) - University of Ottawa – Second Language Institute (www)
- Queen's University – School of English (www)
- Renison College – University of Waterloo – English Language Institute (www)
- Seneca College - Language Interpreter Program (www)
- Seneca College - Teaching English as a foreign language (www)
- Seneca College - Teacher of English as a Second Language (www)
- Settlement.org – Newcomers: Learn English as a Second Language (ESL) in Ontario (www)
- University of Guelph – ESL University Preparation Programs (www)
- University of Ottawa – Knowledge Acquisition & Machine Learning (KAML) Research Group (www)
- University of Ottawa - Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute – English as a Second Language (www)
- University of Ottawa - French Immersion Studies (www)
- University of Ottawa - Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute - French Intensive Program (www)
- University of Ottawa - Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute - Major, Advanced Minor and Minor in French as a Second Language (www)
- University of Ottawa – School of Translation and Interpretation – Undergraduate, master's and doctoral programs (www)
- University of Toronto – Department of Computer Science – Computational linguistics (www)
- University of Toronto – School of Continuing Studies – Certificate in Translation (www)
- University of Toronto – School of Continuing Studies – English Language Program (www)
- University of Toronto at Mississauga – Institute of Communication and Culture – Professional Writing and Communication (www)
- University of Western Ontario – Certificate in Practical French (Certificat de français pratique) (www)
- University of Western Ontario – Diplôme de français pratique (www)
- University of Western Ontario – Trois-Pistoles French Immersion School (www)
- Woodsworth College - University of Toronto – Academic Programs – Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) (www)
- York University – Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics (www)
- York University ‑ Glendon Campus ‑ Master of Conference Interpreting (www)
- York University – Glendon Campus – School of Translation – Undergraduate and master's programs (www)
- York University – Glendon Campus – French as a Second Language courses and Immersion Program (www)
Other Useful Links
- Festival franco-ontarien (www)
- Franco-Fête de Toronto (www) (Available only in French)
