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“CASLT has helped me grow as an educator and a person. It has provided me with countless opportunities to meet some of the most learned educators in Canada and abroad in the area of second languages, and to discuss with them the latest methods and research available.” Caterina Sotiriadis – CASLT President (1981 - 1982)

About CASLT

Our People

Our National Council

The National Council consists of volunteer representatives from each province and territory supporting CASLT activities and initiatives in their region. They provide liaison between the Association and the members in the provinces and the territories.

The role and responsibilities of the National Council Representatives vary from province to province, territory to territory, but include attending provincial language association meetings in a liaison role, representing CASLT at provincial language conferences or events, supporting communication and participation in CASLT programs and activities underway in their region, and encouraging membership recruitment and retention.

Janice Aubry ALBERTA
Valérie Leclair
Program Coordinator for French Programs
Institute for Innovation in Second Language Education (IISLE) Edmonton Public Schools
E-mail: valerie.leclair@epsb.ca
Sandi Kostur BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sandi Kostur
International Languages Helping Teacher
Surrey School District
Email: kostur_s@sd36.bc.ca
Krystyna Baranowski MANITOBA
Krystyna Baranowski
Professor, Faculty of Education,
Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface
E-mail: kbaranow@shaw.ca
NEW BRUNSWICK
Léo-James Lévesque
FSL Consultant,
District 18, Fredericton
E-mail : leo-james.levesque@nbed.nb.ca
Glenn Cake NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
Glenn Cake
E-Teacher,
Centre for Distance Learning and Innovation, St. John's
E-mail: glenncake@nl.rogers.com
Photo not available NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Raymonde Laberge
Northwest Territories Teachers’ Association
Email: RAYMONDE_LABERGE@gov.nt.ca
Elaine Melanson NOVA SCOTIA
Elaine Melanson
FSL Consultant
Nova Scotia Department of Education
Email: MELANSEA@gov.ns.ca
Photo not available NUNAVUT
Martine St. Louis
French Curriculum Consultant
Department of Education/ Ilinniaqtuliqiyikkut/ Government of Nunavut
Email: MStlouis@gov.nu.ca
Maureen Smith ONTARIO
Maureen Smith
Professor, Faculty of Education,
University of Western Ontario, London
E-mail: msmith@oct.ca
Monica Rafuse PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Monica Rafuse
FSL Consultant,
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, Summerside
E-mail : merafuse@edu.pe.ca
Stéphane Lacroix QUEBEC
Stéphane Lacroix
Professor,
Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
E-mail: stephane.lacroix@uqat.ca
Roxanna Smycniuk SASKATCHEWAN
Roxanna Smycniuk
Grade 1-8 Core French Teacher,
St. Luke School, Saskatoon
Email: rsmycniuk@gscs.sk.ca
YUKON TERRITORY
Elizabeth Lemay
Director of Programs and Services for the Yukon Department of Education, Whitehorse
Email: elizabeth.lemay@gov.yk.ca