Canada’s Translation Bureau has announced a new Chief Quality Officer. Julie Poirier, who has served with the Bureau since 2001, will step into the role of Chief Quality Officer in mid-November to head up quality improvement initiatives.
Three months after becoming the CEO of Canada’s Translation Bureau, Stéphan Déry says the agency is looking at a revised business model for government translation.
Interpreter collapses during Senate hearing in Canada after “sudden moment of loud feedback”; taken to hospital as hearing continues. Translation Bureau to investigate.
One group says the claims of Translation Bureau overseer, Public Services and Procurement Canada, are untrue; another says the Bureau, after playing a large part in the development of the industry standard, has ceased giving it much weight.
Gatekeeper of government’s translation and linguistic expertise responds to questions about staff attrition, outsourcing, freelance interpreters, and statistical machine translation tool Portage. Extends interpretation Request for Standing Offer deadline to January 23, 2017.
Much of the industry flourished despite Covid, proving just how essential it is to commerce. Here are the most popular stories of a year that redefined life and work in the global language industry.
Canada Translation Bureau picks SDL MultiTrans and SDL Trados Studio to replace its 15-year-old proprietary translation management system; rules out using raw MT.
It is a tumultuous period for Canada’s Translation Bureau. Its chief has just stepped down and, now, the Minister overseeing it has drawn brickbats from far and wide over her response to recommendations by the House of Commons.
CEO of Canada’s Translation Bureau on the defense as public sector union tries to prevent April 2016 launch of homegrown Canadian machine translation tool Portage.
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