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Which 1969 federal law made English and French equal in federal institutions?
The Official Languages Act (1969) declared bilingual equality federally.
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Question: Which 1969 federal law made English and French equal in federal institutions?
Answer options:
- Charter ✅ Official Languages Act
- BNA Act
- Multiculturalism Act
Correct answer: Official Languages Act
Explanation: The Official Languages Act (1969) declared bilingual equality federally.
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