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About 373 times since 1996

   (2011.11.21)

ABC Radio National’s Lingua Franca interviewed me about Canadian English and Organizing Our Marvellous Neighbours

   (2011.10.20)

David Crystal tells the story of English in 100 words, here presented in a form you can actually read

   (2011.10.10)

Of course Siri will work in Canada. Spoken Canadian English is American English. Now, French becomes another issue

   (2011.09.26)

Namefags

   (2011.09.06)

Oxford insists onomatopoeias are not real words. Mmm, have to disagree, ol’ chap

   (2011.09.01)

Neologisms coined even though the activities they define never happen(ed)

   (2011.08.09)

The Advocate almost but not quite accuses a dictionary editor of redefining marriage to suit his activist agenda

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