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“Stolen Words” by Melanie Florence is an important story that can help both children and adults to practice their English skills…

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English-language learners can improve their skills in English in many different ways by listening to this song by Aysanabee…

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This is a common action that people do in Canada at both public events and in politics. Learn what it means…

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English and French are not the only official languages in Canada. There are also a variety of Indigenous languages, such as…

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The English language is rich with diverse vocabulary that is often borrowed or inspired by other tongues. Canadian English is no exception, as it has evolved to adopt…

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“North of North” is a hilarious sitcom about a young Inuk woman living in Nunavut, Canada who…

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Holidays in Canada are not always celebratory; for example, September 30th: National Day For Truth And Reconciliation. This holiday is...

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Just like other anglophone nations, Canada has its own set of particular dialects or variants of the English language, which...

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Canadian English has evolved over the years to adopt words from various languages, including Indigenous ones. Here is a brief list of...

– B2-C2 (upper-intermediate to advanced) –

June 21st is a national holiday in Canada called, “National Indigenous Peoples Day.” This particular day is dedicated to…

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In Canadian English, this word typically means…

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“Medicine Walk” by Richard Wagamese is a gorgeously written novel that…