Author: John Chew

John Chew lives in Toronto with his editor wife and their two sons, has worked for the first custom database publisher in Toronto and the oldest printer in France, and is the head of the North American Scrabble Players Association (NASPA). His recent projects include editing NASPA’s tournament word list and developing online election map software for CTV News. He is the editor in chief of the Canadian English Dictionary.

An open dictionary shows the letter A on the left page and the letter B on the right page.

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A New Canadian Dictionary

February 29, 2024 by John Chew | 1 Comment on A New Canadian Dictionary

The Canadian English Dictionary (CED) project took a major step forward this month with the finalization of a partnership agreement for licensing a base dictionary. And with that, we are firmly on the path towards having a national dictionary again. The need for a new dictionary In the 20 years since The Canadian Oxford Dictionary, […]

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