Canada has two official languages – English and French - arising from our unique heritage as a country. Given this status, one may have assumed both official languages were freely used in the courts across the country. Not so says the British Columbia Court of Appeal which recently ruled that documents, not in the English language, without a certified translation cannot be ...
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