Canada FBM 2021 - Singular Plurality (English version)

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Canada's visual identity for the country's Guest of Honor presence at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2021.
On 6 October 2016, the Government of Canada signed a contract committing itself to Canada's participation as the Guest of Honor (GoH) at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2020 . Canada FBM2020 was then established as an entity in collaboration with the Association of Canadian Publishers (ACP) and the Association nationale des éditeurs de livres (ANEL) to manage, in French and English, the role and involvement of the Canadian book publishing industry at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2020. Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, Canada's plans as GoH were impacted. On July 7th, 2020 the Government of Canada and the Frankfurter Buchmesse announced the official postponement of Canada's Guest of Honor role to 2021. Canada FBM2021 receives financial support from the Department of Canadian Heritage and strategic oversight from an independent Board of Directors and works with key partners in government and the industry to deliver the major elements of the Guest of Honor program. The entity is a member of the Frankfurt 2021 steering committee, which oversees the GoH project, and includes representatives of PCH, the Canada Council for the Arts, Global Affairs Canada, the Embassy of Canada to Germany, and Telefilm Canada. Canada FBM2021 is an entity that uses both official languages ​​to represent English, French, and Indigenous members of the publishing industry from across Canada. -- The Canada FBM website: and includes representatives of PCH, the Canada Council for the Arts, Global Affairs Canada, the Embassy of Canada to Germany, and Telefilm Canada. Canada FBM2021 is an entity that uses both official languages ​​to represent English, French, and Indigenous members of the publishing industry from across Canada. -- The Canada FBM website: and includes representatives of PCH, the Canada Council for the Arts, Global Affairs Canada, the Embassy of Canada to Germany, and Telefilm Canada. Canada FBM2021 is an entity that uses both official languages ​​to represent English, French, and Indigenous members of the publishing industry from across Canada.
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The Canada FBM website: bit.ly/3tGwgKD
Learn more about the Canadian delegation of authors and illustrators: bit.ly/3lwBcim
See a list of recent Canadian titles translated to German: http: //bit.ly/ 3r2NCzK
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Thank you to our Frankfurt Book Fair delegation for representing Canada on the world stage | Thank you to our delegation from the Frankfurt Book Fair for representing Canada on the world stage
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