This journal issue contains the following articles:

• Canadian Raising Retrospect and Prospect by J.K. Chambers
• Canadian Raising, Opacity, and Rephonemicization by William J. Idsardi
• Vowel Production in Winnipeg by Robert Hagiwara
• Investigating St. John’s English: Real- and Apparent-time Perspectives by Pauline Hollett
• Linguistic Resistance on the Main-New Brunswick Border by Wendy Burnett
• Beyond Isogloss: Isographs in Dialect Topography by Chia-Yi Tony Pi
• An English “like no other”?: Language Contact and Change in Quebec by Shana Poplack, James A. Walker, and Rebecca Malcolmson
• Canadian English in a Francophone Family by Douglas C. Walker
• Nooz or nyooz?: The Complex Construction of Canadian Identity by Sandra Clarke
• Eh? et de l' Hein?: Discourse Particles or National Icons? by Elaine Gold and Mireille Tremblay
• Dialect Mixture versus Monogenesis in Colonial Varieties: The Inevitability of Canadian English? by Peter Trudgill
• The Modal Auxiliaries have to et de l' must in the Corpus of Early Ontario English: Gradient Change and Colonial Lag by Stephan Dollinger
• “So cool, right?“: Canadian English Entering the 21st Century by Sali A. Tagliamonte

Journal is available online here: Volume 51, No. 2/3