What do English-speaking Canadians sound like and why? Can you tell the difference
between a Canadian and an American? A Canadian and an Englishman? If so, how …

Scholarly interest in Canadian English has increased significantly over the past fifteen years.
This gratifying development coincides with the growth of the Canadian Linguistic …

The myth of Canadian English Page 1 The myth of Canadian English JAAN LILLES Despite
the recent publication of a Canadian style guide and The Oxford Canadian Dictionary, a claim …

Canadian English claims a rather small number of speakers and spans a relatively brief
history-the term" Canadian English” was first recorded only in 1854. As a dialect it has …

A few years ago, a writer in a Canadian magazine complained that the word snye was not
defined in any dictionary even though the Canadian Board on Geographical Names had …

This lively account of the making of Canadian English traces the variety's conceptual, social
and linguistic developments from the twentieth century to the present. This book is not just …

As recently as 1948, Morton Bloomfield (1948: 59) was justified in remarking that very little
research had been devoted to Canadian English, especially in comparison to American or …

Nowadays, it is obvious to anyone who gives it a moment's thought that standard Canadian
English, as spoken by middle-class people in the inland towns and cities, is a branch of …

As recently as 1948, Morton Bloomfield (1948: 59) was justified in remarking that very little
research had been devoted to Canadian English, especially in comparison to American or …