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Laura Baxter is a lecturer in the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Queen's University, focusing on the study of language variation and change, particularly within Canadian English. Her research examines regional ethnic varieties of English, including English spoken in the Eastern Townships of Quebec and Black English in Toronto, while also exploring how stereotypes of Canadian English are portrayed in American television. Baxter has taught a variety of courses that delve into linguistics and sociolinguistics at York University's Glendon College. Her courses cover topics ranging from the social context of language to bilingualism and modern English structures. Her dedication to understanding the nuances of linguistic diversity in Canada allows her to contribute significantly to the field. Baxter continues to engage students in discussions around the phonological aspects of language and the intricacies of Canadian English.
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