Aboriginal Translation Samples
According to the latest census in 2016 by Statistics Canada, Ontario has the largest Indigenous population in Canada with about 374,395 people, which represents 2.8% of Ontario’s population. Also Ontario has the highest First Nations population in Canada. There are 3,860 Inuit in Ontario, representing 1 per cent of the…
Are you a native speaker of Inuit or Cree languages? Are you creative and resourceful? Do you enjoy learning new things and solve problems? Welcome to wintranslation – an Ottawa based translation company with translation capabilities into Canada’s indigenous languages. Our top languages by requests are Inuktitut, Innuinaqtun, Cree, Oji-Cree…
NOVEMBER 11th, 2016 OTTAWA- wintranslation project manager Azaëlle Elliott-Bouchard will share her expertise on the growing demand for, and inherent challenges of Indigenous language translation at the International Conference in Translation Studies. Organized by the University of Ottawa’s School of Translation and Interpretation, the conference is being held on November…
OTTAWA- Leading Canadian translation company wintranslation has appointed Jillian Morgan as Lead of its growing Aboriginal Translation Unit. Her appointment is wintranslation’s latest step to meet the rising demand for Aboriginal language translations. Morgan, who grew up speaking Mohawk and appreciates the cultural significance of preserving Aboriginal languages, will…
Partying “Acadien-Style" Did you think that was the French flag? Well, think again! It’s the Acadian flag. Acadia is an Atlantic Canadian region that was formerly a French colony. Historically speaking, Acadia included Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and parts of Québec and Maine. Acadians proudly bear…