Official Languages Act

The Official Languages Act is a law in Canada that recognizes English and French as the country's two official languages. It ensures that federal government services, communications, and documents are available in both languages, promoting equality and access for all citizens. This act supports the rights of individuals to use either language in federal institutions and encourages the preservation and growth of Canada's linguistic diversity. It aims to foster mutual respect and understanding between English and French-speaking Canadians, reflecting the country's cultural heritage.