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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Macro Research

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• Canada. Commissioner of Official Languages. French: A Truly Official Language. 2004.
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• Canada. Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages. Vision and Challenges for the 21st Century. Report on the Symposium on Official Languages. 2004.
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Saskatchewan-Specific Research

• Canada. Commissioner of Official Languages. Canadian Linguistic Facts and Figures: Manitoba, Saskatchewan. 2001.
• Canadian Parents for French. French Second Language Education: A Millennium Challenge. 1999.
• Canadian Parents for French. State of French Second Language Education in Canada. 2004.
• Churchill, Stacy. Official Languages in Canada: Changing the Language Landscape. Canadian Heritage. 1998.
• Degelman, Monique M. The Study and Enrolment and Attrition in the French Immersion Program in the Saskatoon Catholic School Board. Saskatoon Catholic School Board. 1998.
• Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne du Canada. Francophone Community Profile in Saskatchewan. 2004.

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