Multi-Languages

AODA Compliance: The Deadline Is Approaching. Is Your Organization Ready? Website accessibility, accessible documents, and communication barriers—what organizations should review before the deadline.

Call for Speakers: Multi-Languages 30th Anniversary Conference Help Shape the Conversation in 2027 30 years. More than 20 conferences. And this one will be different.

International Translation Day: Translation Is About More Than Words Today, September 30, is International Translation Day—a day that recognizes the work of translators and other language professionals who help people communicate across languages, cultures, and borders

Would Your Message Survive Translation? Sometimes the translation isn't the problem. When a translated message isn't as clear as expected, it's easy to assume the problem occurred during translation. But sometimes, the challenge started with the original content.

AI Hallucinations: A Powerful Reminder That Human Oversight Still Matters Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way organizations work, offering exciting opportunities to improve efficiency and productivity.

Five Questions to Ask Before Starting Any Language Project Before requesting your next translation, interpreting assignment, or multilingual communication project, consider these five questions:

Is Every Translation the Same? Why Risk Should Determine the Process When organizations request a translation, it's common to assume that every project should follow the same process.

The Hidden Cost of Miscommunication When organizations think about communication, they often focus on the message itself. However, the greatest costs usually arise when the message is misunderstood.

Happy Canada Day! On July 1, we celebrate the country we are proud to call home. Canada's greatest strength is its people—the many cultures, languages, and traditions that come together to create vibrant and inclusive communities.

When Language Barriers Become a Matter of Life and Health CBC News shares recent discussions in New Brunswick that have highlighted the real consequences of inadequate language access in healthcare—even for Canada's official languages.