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“The Canadian Second Language Teachers' Association will have an influence commensurate with the depth of its information and with its ability to communicate that information." Robert Roy (1927-1990), Founding President of CASLT, taken from his keynote address during the Founding Conference of CASLT (1970)

About CASLT

Our History

Past Leaders & People

Past Presidents


John Erskine
(2007-2009);
Manitoba		 Jean-Pierre Flament
(1992-93);
Yukon		 Jacqueline Guyette
(1980-81);
Nova Scotia
Miles Turnbull
(2005-2007);
Prince Edward Island		 Denise Bourassa
(1991-92);
Alberta		 Joyce Booth
(1979-80);
Saskatchewan
Carolyn King
(2003-2005);
Alberta		 Lilly Borges Oldham
(1990-91);
North-West Territories		 Barry Lydon
(1978-79);
New Brunswick
Susan Forward
(2001-2003);
Newfoundland and Labrador		 Joyce Fewer
(1989-90);
Newfoundland and Labrador		 Heike Sasaki
(1977-78);
British Columbia
Helen Coltrinari
(1999-2001);
Ontario		 Florence Wilton
(1988-89);
British Columbia 		G. Robert McConnell
(1976-77);
Ontario
Jim Howden
(1998-1999);
Québec		 Ihor Kruk
(1987-88);
Alberta		 Sister Eileen Sesk
(1975-76);
Newfoundland and Labrador
Eleanor Morris
(1997-98);
Alberta		 Stan Frey
(1986-87);
Saskatchewan		 James Jones
(1974-75);
Alberta
Bev Anderson
(1996-97);
Saskatchewan		 Don Mazerolle
(1984-86);
New Brunswick		 Sydney Ferguson
(1973-74);
Québec
Nancy Pynch-Worthylake
(1995-96);
Nova Scotia		 Françoise Drouin
(1984);
Québec		 Louis Julé
(1972-73);
Saskatchewan
Debbie Pineau
(1994-95);
Prince Edward Island		 Carmella Howhy
(1983-84);
Alberta		 Robert R. Roy
(1970-72);
Manitoba
Fadwa Dennis
(1994);
Ontario		 Claudine Courtel
(1982-83);
Ontario		  
Debbie Pineau
(1993-94);
Prince Edward Island		 Caterina Sotiriadis
(1981-82);
Manitoba