Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism
Red Power and Indigenous Policy-Making in 1960's Canada
Towards a New Beginning: Indigenous Language Policy in the Charter Era
100

When was the royal commission for bilingualism and biculturalism established?

1963

100

How many people marched at Kenora?

400

100

Did the 2019 law break out of the “box”, or is it just a nicer box?

 mostly a nicer box

200

As per the commission, the founding races meant: English Canadian, French-Canadian and Indigenous communities. True or false?

false

200

his CBC radio program was created to raise public awareness of the First Nation community.

Our native land

200

Should a language have to be “useful for jobs” to get money?

no/ or at least not only for jobs

300

Indigenous groups were present during both the preliminary and final hearings of the RCBB, therefore their concerns were included in the final reports. True or false?

false

300

What were the 3 demands made by First Nations when it came to education?

Teaching indigenous languages first, transition into one of the National languages, funding

300

Should a language be treated as a right or as a need?

first as a right but also a need