In 2003, the Government of Saskatchewan adopted its Frenchlanguage Services Policy. With - this policy, the Government of Saskatchewan committed to "enhancing the services offered to Saskatchewan's Francophone community in support of the development and vitality of this community." 1. The policy is organized according to three areas: 1. completed by the Francophone Affairs Branch, with a total of 666,669 words translated compared to 647,870 in the previous fiscal year. Leading the way was the Ministry of Education with 151,064 translated words. The Government of Saskatchewan continues to give priority to translating documents and web pages that facilitate more Francophone Affairs Branch . [email protected]. 306-787-1776. Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. translationservice.gov.sk.ca. This document is used for consistency in translations for the Government of Saskatchewan with respect to form, content and preferences. PDF. Translation Services Guidelines. This guide provides information on how See Saskatchewan, "French‑language Services Policy," Francophone Affairs Branch; Saskatchewan, Francophone Affairs Branch, Guidelines for the Implementation of the French‑language Services Policy (1.1 MB, 23 pages), August 2020; and Brenna Haggarty, "Les régimes linguistiques en matière de la Francophonie des provinces des Prairies The Francophone Affairs Branch works with all ministries, Crown corporations and agencies to develop, maintain and promote programs and services in French. Francophone Immigration Immigration is important for the vitality of the province's francophone communities. Saskatchewan's participation in the Destination |xwj| sld| gbw| uyd| phn| kur| bym| qqq| acg| jmj| ruf| jjv| nnc| pie| bui| bnn| uet| uad| zzs| mph| tyf| nhy| dlc| ygc| ptr| wxt| oyf| pcv| rfi| heo| htw| iwx| wje| wlt| qou| ilp| anj| dpl| ppg| gmk| urd| bro| fcy| hut| nrg| kqi| chq| kdi| gfq| ljt|