User:jermdeeks

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I'm Canadian.

I recently (10/07) worked on clarifying the de facto/de jure status of provincial official languages. You would not believe the confusion. One page[1] said Nova Scotia is officially French and English, another[2] said it's officially English, and a final page[3] said it wasn't officially anything, just de facto English. Assuming the page I used to make corrections was, in fact, correct (it was the only one with any explanation), then all the confusion should be resolved. I can't believe how many times I argued that Manitoba is officially bilingual because that's what Wikipedia told me only to now find out that that was in fact in correct.