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Resources needed as ASL and Indigenous sign languages officially recognized in Sask.

Summary by Saskatoon Star Phoenix

Saskatchewan recently became one of four Canadian provinces that recognize sign languages as official languages with the passing of the Accessible Saskatchewan Act (Bill 103) in December.

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Saskatoon Star Phoenix

Resources needed as ASL and Indigenous sign languages officially recognized in Sask.

Saskatchewan recently became one of four Canadian provinces that recognize sign languages as official languages with the passing of the Accessible Saskatchewan Act (Bill 103) in December.

18 days ago·Saskatoon, Canada

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