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[...] Canada?s own linguistic diversity is represented by two Official Languages ? English and French ? together with the mother tongues of Aboriginal Canadians, and the ancestral languages of newcomers to our country. [...]

[...] I have had the good fortune during my lifetime to travel around the world [...]. This exposure to other nationalities opens your eyes and your heart to endless possibilities, meaningful relationships, and to promoting and fostering a more inclusive, happier and peaceful world. [...]

Language is a critical component to one?s identity and culture. By recognizing mother languages, we cultivate understanding ? which in turn helps create more inclusive societies and a world richer in cultural experiences.

[...] My sincere thanks go out to the Bangladesh PessClub Centre of Alberta for the work they have done to promote International Mother Language Day in our province. You are helping Albertans to protect and promote their rich ethnic history. [...]

[...] Canada is proud of its rich cultural and linguistic diversity, we value the importance of preserving mother languages in our multicultural society. [...]

[...] The value and importance of preserving mother languages is vital to enhancing the vibrancy and diversity of our province. It is a way to connect us to our past, to highlight the traditions and customs of our parents and to preserve the cultural heritage of our ancestors. [...]

[...] Language is one of the most powerful ways to preserve and promote one?s culture for future generations to learn and appreciate. We are blessed to live in a society where multiculturalism is encouraged and celebrated. [...]

[...] A mother tongue is more than just an accent, dialect, or language; it is an identity. [...]