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The Council of Ministers of E<strong>du</strong>cation, <strong>Canada</strong> (<strong>CMEC</strong>), was formedin 1967 by the provincial and territorial ministers responsible fore<strong>du</strong>cation to provi<strong>de</strong> a forum in which they could discuss matters ofmutual interest, un<strong>de</strong>rtake e<strong>du</strong>cational initiatives cooperatively,and represent the interests of the provinces and territories withnational e<strong>du</strong>cation organizations, the fe<strong>de</strong>ral government, foreigngovernments, and international organizations. <strong>CMEC</strong> is the nationalvoice for e<strong>du</strong>cation in <strong>Canada</strong> and, through <strong>CMEC</strong>, the provinces andterritories work collectively on common objectives in a broad rangeof activities at the elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels.Council of Ministers of E<strong>du</strong>cation, <strong>Canada</strong>95 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 1106Toronto, Ontario M4V 1N6Telephone: 416-962-8100Fax: 416-962-2800E-mail: cmec@cmec.caNote of AppreciationThe Council of Ministers of E<strong>du</strong>cation, <strong>Canada</strong>, would like to thankthe provincial and territorial officials responsible for official languagesin e<strong>du</strong>cation for their participation in writing this report.We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of <strong>Canada</strong>through the Department of Canadian Heritage.

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