Will Canada introduce Esperanto in the schools ?

I read many posts in the facebook from the Indigenous people that Canadian indigenous people are losing their lands and also culture and languages as well. I am far, too far away from this North pole country thus I don't really know much about it.



But here, the quote could be answered by some, especially those who are in those countries. What I like to know, besides, the mentioned countries, did other countries also take Esperanto as a recognised foreign language. Of course, the post did not mention China as he might not know that China has recognised Esperanto long ago but did not take effect for the people to realise it and of course, the government is not fully promoting Esperanto.

from thread 15

Seeing that Esperanto is now an elective second-language to fulfil graduation requirements in England, Italy, Hungary, Poland and Croatia, why could we not grant the same freedom to schools in Canada, especially fro students who are less likely to go on to university? After all, we do not benefit, either cultually or materially, from a language we fail to learn.

http://rabble.ca/babble/canadian-politics/esperanto-school