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How Canada’s emergency communications still exclude Indigenous languages

By Sara Wilson, PhD Candidate, Communications, Simon Fraser University

In Canada, emergency communication is issued only in English and French, even in regions where Indigenous languages are widely spoken and recognized — an exclusion that compromises safety.

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