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Canadian Language Museum / Musée canadien des langues

We are a bilingual museum that focuses on all the languages of Canada. / Nous sommes un musée bilin

We are a bilingual museum that focuses on all the languages of Canada. / Nous sommes un musée bilingue qui concentre sur toutes les langues du Canada.

06/21/2026

Happy National Indigenous People's Day!

June is National Indigenous History Month. Until the end of the month, visit our Cree exhibit in Sherwood Park AB at the Strathcona County Museum, and our exhibit on dictionaries and Indigenous languages in Whitchurch-Stouffville ON at the Museum & Community Centre.

01/04/2026

On January 4th, World Braille Day is celebrated to honour not only the use of the dotted writing system but also its creator, Louis Braille.

Braille is used for the visually impaired to be able to read everything and anything in their every day to day life. It ranges from books to canned goods to elevator buttons to even to go coffee cups in cafes.

12/13/2025

The Canadian Language Museum will be closed for the winter break until the 6th of January.

Have a happy holiday and we will see you in the New Year!!!

12/04/2025

[EN]

Looking for a fun time this weekend? Come to the Canadian Language Museum for a fun multilingual singalong event.

Refreshments will be provided and memories will be made.

[FR]

Est ce que vous regardez pour une expérience amusante cette fin de semaine? Venez ou Musée des Langues Canadiennes pour un événement «sing-along» multilingue amusant et interactif!

Des rafraîchissements seront fournis et des belles mémoires seront créées

11/10/2025

[EN]
Métis Week is celebrated in November, either surrounding or leading up to the 16th. November 16th marks the anniversary of Louis Riel’s ex*****on in 1885, and the day commemorates his life and work for the Métis people.
Métis week honours and celebrates the heritage, culture, and languages of the people, who are also referred to as. Mitchif, the most commonly-spoken Métis language.
This language is a unique blend of Cree verbs and French nouns. Partly thanks to Riel’s fight, there is still a significant number of speakers in Canada today.

[FR]
La Semaine des Métis est célébrée au mois de Novembre, autour de la semaine du 16. Ceci étant dit, la 16 Novembre marque l’anniversaire de l’exécution de Louis Riel en 1885, and cette journée commémore sa vie et ces efforts pour la population Métis.
La Semaine des Métis honore et célèbre l’héritage, la culture, and les langues des personnes Métis. La langue Métis la plus parlée est aussi connue comme la langue Mitchif.
Cette langue est un mélange unique de verbes Cree et noms Français. En partie grâce des efforts de Riel, il y an encore un nombre significatif de personnes de nos jours qui parlent les langues Métis.

11/07/2025

November 7th is International Inuit Day. It is where we celebrate and honour the identities, cultures, and languages of the Inuit people.

Fun fact: did you know “Inuit” means “the people”? There are many different groups of Inuits across Canada, Alaska, and Greenland.

11/05/2025

As of 2009, November 5th has been World Day of Romani Language. A day to honour, celebrate, and educate ourself on the Romani culture, history, and language.

This day was officially proclaimed by UNESCO in 2015 as a way to promote the preservation of the Romani people and their language.

11/01/2025

Happy Halloween 👻

10/21/2025

It’s official! The CLM is reopening this week. Thursday October 23rd, we will be hosting a reopening party from 12 pm until 3 pm. We are located at York University’s Glendon Campus in the Glendon Hall. Come and join us! 🙌🏼

11/09/2024

In collaboration with the University of Toronto, the Canadian Language Museum celebrated the launch of Dr. Ai Taniguchi's L'IMAGE Project (Language, Identity, Multiculturalism and Global Empowerment) on Saturday, November 2nd. The afternoon inspired a conversation about multilingualism, the importance of heritage languages in society, and, of course, the art of comics!

Thank you to all our guests and board members, in particular Dr. Ian Martin, Board Chair, and Dr. Ai Taniguchi and her team, who made this event possible.

This exhibit will be in our gallery until Wednesday, December 4th, 2024. We hope you visit soon!

Address

2275 Bayview Avenue
Toronto, ON
M4N3M6

Opening Hours

Tuesday	11am - 4pm
Wednesday	11am - 4pm
Thursday	11am - 4pm

Telephone

+16477851012

Website

http://www.languagemuseum.ca/

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