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The Government of the Province of Nova Scotia is the first provincial government to act to regulate language schools. The Language Schools Act, introduced on April 23, by Labour and Advanced Education Minister Frank Corbett, requires Nova Scotia’s language schools to offer a quality education to students and protect their investment if a school closes.

Ottawa, March 22, 2013 - The federal budget released yesterday takes important steps towards maximizing Canada's potential in international education, with $23 million over two years for Canada's International Education Strategy to strengthen Canada's position as a country of choice to study and conduct world-class research.

Ottawa, December 17 2012 – Languages Canada, the association representing Canada’s 191 accredited language education programs and schools, has once again proven itself to be a key player on the international education scene by organizing three significant trade missions to six different countries. 

Rome, 21 November 2012 - Languages Canada, the association representing Canada's 186 accredited language education programs, and the Italian Association of Language Consultants and Agents, IALCA, are proud to announce that they have concluded an important collaboration agreement.   

Today, Languages Canada president Sharon Curl was on location to welcome an announcement of more than $2.6M in funding under the Global Opportunities for Associations Funding Program (GOA) for 2012 / 2013.

Languages Canada's 6th annual conference will be held at the Westin Nova Scotian Hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Ottawa, August 14, 2012: The Canadian Consortium for International Education Marketing (CCIEM) welcomes the report of the Advisory Panel on Canada's International Education Strategy. The report was released today in Halifax by the Hon. Ed Fast, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway.

July 4, 2012, Ottawa...Languages Canada, Canada's premiere language association representing more than 180 language education institutions, is pleased to announce that the 2012 Recruitment Trade Missions are open for registration.

June 28, 2012 --- Languages Canada, the country's premier language association, has been awarded British Columbia Council for International Education's (BCCIE), award for Innovation and Excellence in International Education. The award recognizes Languages Canada for its Japanese Scholarship program called Hope for Youth, created in response to the Great East Japan earthquake and subsequent tsunami of March 2011.  One hundred and fifty scholarships to learn English or French in Canada have been awarded to students affected by the disaster.