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Conclusions,o review some of the methodological challenges posed by changes in the media and how these might be addressed in future research. Finally, this chapter also highlights Canada’s changing linguistic (and language–political) context.

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Language Ideologies in Online News and Commentary: The Case of the Vancouver Olympics,ut the use of English and French in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics opening ceremonies. Drawing on two online news stories and commentary as data, findings suggest that language ideological debates such as this might arise as a result of the tension between Canada’s official identity and the identity of