Abstract
The formation of a Canadian Communication Association on June 1, 1979, at the Learned Societies meetings in Saskatoon last spring should be welcome news to this country's communication researchers and theorists. Several have long been dissatisfied with the limitations of their marginal relationship with other learned groups in Canadian, American, and international social science. The development of Communication from the oldest art to one of the newest 'disciplines' has been assisted by notable contributions from Canadian scholars who would likely agree that such an association is long overdue.
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