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Annual Report 2002 - 2003
THE TEXTURE OF CANADA
A fabric is woven of many threads. Those of us who speak English and those of us who speak French--ourselves made up of many different elements--have joined together to weave a social fabric called Canada. The golden fabric at the centre of the pin symbolizes the meeting place of our two linguistic communities and the richness of the dialogue between them.
Wearers of the emblem of the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages are signifying their commitment to fostering harmonious human relations between the English-speaking and French-speaking components of Canada's social fabric.
THE SPEAKER OF THE SENATE, OTTAWA
Mr. Speaker,
Pursuant to Section 66 of the Official Languages Act, I hereby submit to Parliament, through your good offices, the thirty-second Annual Report of the Commissioner of Official Languages covering the period between April 1st 2002, and March 31st 2003.
Yours respectfully,
Dyane Adam
Commissioner of Official Languages
October 2003
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, OTTAWA
Mr. Speaker,
Pursuant to Section 66 of the Official Langages Act, I hereby submit to Parliament, through your good offices, the thirty-second Annual Report of the Commissioner of Official Languages covering the period between April 1st 2002, and March 31st 2003.
Yours respectfully,
Dyane Adam
Commissioner of Official Languages
October 2003
