Infographics on Canada’s official languages
The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages of Canada produces educational tools to increase awareness of Canada’s official languages (English and French). The infographics we have developed are designed to help guide you through the wealth of information we have gathered and analyzed for our studies and audits. We combine rich data with compelling visuals and anecdotes to create infographics that help improve your understanding of complex subject matter. We hope you enjoy the experience!
Infographics
Infographic on achievements featured in the Commissioner of Official Languages’ 2021–2022 annual report
This infographic presents some of the achievements featured in the Commissioner of Official Languages’ 2021–2022 annual report.
Infographic on statistics from the Commissioner of Official Languages' 2021–2022 annual report
This infographic contains statistics from the Commissioner of Official Languages' 2021–2022 annual report.
Infographic on what Canadians think about official bilingualism and the Official Languages Act in 2021
In this infographic, you will find the Environics survey results on the Canadian public’s support for official languages, including the objectives of the Official Languages Act, and bilingualism in general.
Infographic: What Canadians think about official bilingualism and the Official Languages Act (2021)
Infographic on what Canadians think about learning English and French in 2021
In this infographic, you will find the Environics survey results on the Canadian public’s experiences and attitudes with regard to learning English and French.
Infographic: What Canadians think about learning English and French (2021)
Infographic on official languages, diversity, and Canada’s place in the world
In this infographic, you will find the Environics survey results on the Canadian public’s experiences and opinions with regard to the relationship between official languages and diversity.
Infographic: Official languages, diversity, and Canada’s place in the world
Infographic on the 4.4% immigration target for French-speaking immigrants in Francophone minority communities
For decades, OCOL has been carefully monitoring immigration because it is the main driver of Canadian population growth and has a major influence on the balance of French-speakers and English-speakers in Canada. In this infographic you will find the highlights of our study on French-speaking immigration in Canada outside Quebec.
Infographic on linguistic (in)security in the federal public service
Our survey of linguistic insecurity in bilingual language of work regions within the public service got a lot of attention: nearly 11,000 employees who work in these areas responded, and over 4,000 employees outside these areas also wanted to share their views. In this infographic you’ll find the survey results and future directions.
Infographic on what Canadians think about learning English and French
In this infographic you will find the Nielsen survey results on the Canadian public’s experiences and attitudes with regard to learning English and French.
Infographic: What Canadians think about learning English and French
Infographic on what Canadians think about bilingualism and the Official Languages Act
In this infographic you will find the Nielsen survey results on the Canadian public’s support for official languages, including the objectives of the Official Languages Act, and concerning bilingualism in general.
Infographic: What Canadians think about bilingualism and the Official Languages Act
Infographics on official language minority communities in Canada
The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages has created infographics that present portraits of official language minority communities in Canada.
Infographic on English-speaking immigrants in Quebec
The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages has created infographics to provide you with data on immigration in official language minority communities. This infographic presents a portrait of English-speaking immigrants in Quebec.
Infographic on French-speaking immigrants outside Quebec
The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages has created infographics to provide you with data on immigration in official language minority communities. This infographic presents a portrait of French-speaking immigrants outside Quebec.
Infographic on official languages in major Canadian airports
In 2012, the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages of Canada conducted 1,792 observations in eight international airports across Canada to determine whether airport authorities and federal institutions were meeting their obligations under Part IV of the Official Languages Act, which concerns communications with and services to the public. We have summarized the results of the report and observations in a compelling infographic to highlight the key findings and explain how the Official Languages Act applies to certain airport authorities and federal institutions that offer services in these airports.
Infographic on English-speaking seniors in Quebec
In 2013, the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages of Canada released the findings from its exploratory study called Enjoying Your Senior Years in Your Own Language, Culture and Community: Federal support from key institutions and a portrait of English-speaking seniors in Quebec. The study had two main objectives. The first is to describe federal support in terms of policies and programs that concern seniors in general and in both English- and French-speaking official language minority communities. The second is to provide a data-based portrait of the situation of Quebec’s English-speaking seniors. This infographic has been developed to help tell the story of our findings in a way that’s quick to read and easy to understand.
Infographic on interesting facts on l'Acadie
What are the most common surnames in l'Acadie? Is yours one of them? Where do Acadian Francophone immigrants come from?
The 2014 Congrès mondial acadien (World Acadian Congress) just came to an end. Take a look at our most recent infographic and discover some interesting facts about l'Acadie, the first French settlement in North America!
Infographic on 'Let's Celebrate l'Acadie!'
Did you know that l'Acadie has its own national anthem? What does the Acadian flag symbolize? When did the Parliament of Canada recognize August 15 as National Acadian Day?
The 2014 Congrès mondial acadien (World Acadian Congress) is being held from August 8 to 24 in New Brunswick, Quebec and in the state of Maine. Take a look at our most recent infographic and discover some interesting facts about l'Acadie, the first French settlement in North America!
Infographic on planning an event for the 150th anniversary of Confederation
To those who work tirelessly to bring Canadians together to celebrate or work toward a common goal, the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages offers this infographic highlighting details for a successful bilingual event that ensures both English- and French-speakers feel welcomed and represented.
Infographic: Planning an event for the 150th anniversary of Confederation?