In Manitoba, the total cost of public French-language programs and services in the fiscal year 2006-07 was $16 million Canadian – about $14 per provincial resident or $410 per French-speaking resident ...

The equal status of English and French in New Brunswick requires the government to provide services of equal quality in both of these languages. Consequently, the quality of translation services ...

To end a translation session, you say “Alexa, stop.” The company had been revealed to be working on a universal language translation feature according to a 2018 report from Yahoo Finance.