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Subject:Re: Canadian Spelling From:"J. David Hickey" <jdhickey -at- SYMPATICO -dot- CA> Date:Tue, 19 Jan 1999 07:44:44 -0800
Greetings!
> I curious to know how many Canadians have adopted "Canadian spelling"
> (whatever that is! :-) ) and have you chosen a specific dictionary
> such as the Gage Canadian Dictionary or the Canadian Oxford Dictionary?
Personally, I use the Gage Canadian and I just naturally write with the
Canadian spelling. However, most of my clients wish to sell their product in
the states, so I'm forced to bake an apple pie and use the American spelling.
