On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

Thanks to alasdair for this linkage: 25 Handy Words That Simply Don't Exist in English.

I particularly like item # 21 on that list. And I wish that I had a better handle on # 16 in my life.    

Something I spotted on the CBC Web News:

Nunavut Green candidate wants Inuktitut language on ballots
Last Updated Wed, 18 Jan 2006 14:19:01 EST - CBC News

I can't say that I have a problem with Mr. Kappi's complaint, because he's right to make the complaint. Much of Nunavut is unilingual-Inuktitut, and their linguistic needs ought to be properly addressed. It's as much a point of pride as of justice under law in my personal opinion, because Inuktitut is after all a made-in-Canada language. It was here before English and French started popping up in what we now call the St. Lawrence Valley and the Maritimes, and All That's Holy willing, it'll still be here and spoken by many around the world when Canada ends her run on the planetary stage however many centuries down the road.