The headline of the article ("
Recognition sought for black neighbourhood" on
CBC News online on October 12, 2010) has the word
neighbourhood, which is the proper Canadian - from British English - spelling of the word. (
Click here for -our/-or spelling differences.) However,
that word gets transformed into a nonword in the article's second sentence. Later in the article,
that headline word gets transformed into the American English spelling. Plus a missing word (
in should be between
lived and
the) is thrown in - or, rather, tossed out - to supply some variation. Click an image to enlarge it.
The headline of the article ("Recognition sought for black neighbourhood" on CBC News online on October 12, 2010) has the word neighbourhood, which is the proper Canadian - from British English - spelling of the word. (Click here for -our/-or spelling differences.) However,
that word gets transformed into a nonword in the article's second sentence. Later in the article,
that headline word gets transformed into the American English spelling. Plus a missing word (in should be between lived and the) is thrown in - or, rather, tossed out - to supply some variation. Click an image to enlarge it.
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