Stefan Dollinger
Stefan Dollinger is the editor-in-chief of the Dictionary of Canadianisms on Historical Principles and a linguist at the University of British Columbia. Originally born in Austria, he brings a unique outsider's perspective to Canadian vernacular, passionately advocating for the recognition and preservation of Canadian English as an integral part of the nation's identity. Dollinger's enthusiasm for uncovering lesser-known Canadian expressions reflects his commitment to celebrating the richness of Canada's linguistic heritage.
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Stefan Dollinger is the chief editor of the Dictionary of Canadianism on Historical Principles.
What makes a word ‘Canadian’? These linguistic warriors are hard at work to find out
Canada· 2026-01-13
Professor Stefan Dollinger at the University of British Columbia feels strongly about the issue of Canadian English.
Linguists call out Canada's Carney for 'utilizing' British spelling
United Kingdom· 2025-12-15
Stefan Dollinger, the dictionary’s editor-in-chief, insists that Canadian English is a component of our national identity.
Dictionary of Canadianisms offers more homegrown slang, from give’r to gong showCanada· 2025-07-05
