Is linguistic duality one of the elements of cultural heritage that Parks Canada will celebrate during events marking the 150th anniversary of Confederation, and if it is, how will this be reflected in the new national urban park, Rouge Park, which will be well on its way to being established in 2017?
This park will be easily accessible by many Canadians. With 100 kilometres, you will reach 20% of the Canadian population.
How will this park be used to promote our bilingualism, and not only our bilingualism but also our cultural heritage and our other national parks?