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To provide an update on the review of the record suspension program.
The Francophone community continues to grow steadily in Western Canada. To date, the government has approved over $46 million through the Action Plan for Official Languages for activities that support the development, retention and belonging of the Francophone minority community and the promotion of linguistic duality in British Columbia and Alberta. This community has benefited from many consultations in order to better serve the Francophones and Francophiles of Western Canada. Support from Canadian Heritage is well recognized in many different areas of the Francophonie, and continues to be present.
In 2018, Official Language Minority Community groups in Québec received additional funds through the Action Plan for Official Languages 2018-2023: Investing in Our Future.
Summary of the Government of Canada's investments and achievements in support of Francophone communities and linguistic duality in the Prairies region (Manitoba and Saskatchewan) since the launch of the Action Plan for Official Languages.
Government of Canada’s achievements in support of Francophone communities in the territories (Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut).
How has the 23% increase in Labour Market Impact Assessment volume experienced in 2018-2019 affected processing?