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Quebec’s English-speaking communities are not confined to Montréal. They also have roots in regions such as the Eastern Townships, the Gaspé, the Lower North Shore and the Pontiac, with varied histories and circumstances.
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French-speaking communities exist in provinces and territories beyond Quebec. They differ in size, history and local circumstances and form an important part of Canada’s linguistic diversity.
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Photo: Thomas Quine · Photo licence: CC BY 2.0 · Credit & context