Last week I was in Montreal, Quebec, and had the opportunity to catch up with our translation intern Ian Fafard from four years ago. Ian recently landed a sought-after translator position at a large national insurance company. Over the course of our delicious lunch at the Bouillon Bilk on St.…
“When a translator comes to us and tells us he or she can translate anything, we are always hesitant,” says Terry Davis, the CEO of the Canadian retailer Home Hardware Stores. Mr. Davis knows a thing or two about translation since the 6-billion-dollar company he manages frequently translates materials from…
Wintranslation has one of the largest offerings of Canada’s Indigenous language translations. We work closely with our translators and have great relationships. Often, they are our friends on Facebook. So how do we make our translators’ and clients’ life easier? A knowledgeable project manager can help clients choose a dialect…
By Marie-Michèle Chartier-Plante, translator The numbers are in: Indigenous and Métis populations are amongst the fastest growing populations in Canada. Numbers from the 2016 census by Statistic Canada published last month reaffirmed a trend observed since the 90’s, that these populations are growing four times faster than the rest of Canadian…
wintranslation Shows Support for Canada’s Language Industry (OTTAWA – Sept. 25, 2017) wintranslation is proud to be among the prestigious list of sponsors of the Language Industry Association’s (AILIA) 2017 annual general meeting on Friday, September 29 in Ottawa, ON. “The value of bringing together so many of Canada’s language…