Immigrant communities embrace bilingualism, survey finds

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Immigrant communities appear to be buying into the idea of Canada’s linguistic duality, according to a new poll. The national survey of 2,200 Canadians, conducted last week by Leger Marketing, found that people whose mother tongue is neither English nor French strongly support official bilingualism and its perceived benefits. In fact, their appreciation exceeds that of English Canadians and rivals that of francophones.

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