The following list illustrates common words and phrases that are unique to Canadian English and spellings that tend to differ from American English (though usage varies, and many Canadians …

The English Language in Canada examines the current status, history and principal features of Canadian English, focusing on the “standard” variety heard across the country today.

Plan and carry out a comparative study of some feature of Canadian English, examining usage patterns either among two or more distinct groups of Canadians (divided by region, age, sex, …

This Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) document represents a Canadian language standard established and reinforced through sustained research, application and consultation.

The origins of Canadian English in the West are, perhaps, likely to be the easiest of all to find: in nineteenth- and twentieth-century British English (Standard and dialects), in Scots, and in …

As an undergraduate, I studied English (and later Spanish) literature, but it was not until my second year of university that I became consciously aware that Canadian English is not simply …

There are now many online dictionaries that have entries for Canadian Slang, such as Urban Dictionary. There are also paper dictionaries on worldwide slang updated annually. However, …