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... the French leg of our Canadian journey, although Montreal doesn’t feel any less French than the supposedly more French Quebec. Everyone around the city speaks French all the time and it’s really quite surprising to hear such a language spoken ...
Hello all...well we arrived safe and tired into Canada,after an 8 hour bus journey from Boston to Montreal. Amazing,considering its just a few inches on the map! Believe us,its one big country! The border crossing to Canada was fun! Was like the Spanish ...
... . It is a very quaint very French city with beautiful buildings and sections of cobbled streets. We spent a full day in Quebec wandering around. We looked at stalls selling artwork and craft. We wandered down to the excavation of the original palace rooms. ...
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So yer Canadian, EH?
Posted on Aug 1, 2006, 14:58:19
... enough to share them. Since you asked: The 1995 Quebec referendum put to public vote the political roles of Quebec and Canada, whether Quebec should secede from Canada and become an independent state. The referendum took place in Quebec on October 30, ...
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So yer Canadian, EH?
Posted on Aug 1, 2006, 14:24:57
hmm.. how do you even begin to describe it? Most of the French in Canada are from the province of Quebec... it is still part of Canada. However, many of them would like to see Quebec as being separate from the rest of Canada. I wish I could say more ...
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What's the most beautiful places in Canada???
Posted on Aug 19, 2009, 01:10:46
... shock anyone,except a grizzly. Sunsets/people/culture...The Prairies...Manitoba,Winnipeg,Saskatchewan...Those places will allow you to feel what Canada is really like. People tend to be down to earth,it is very flat and when the sun is out...gorgeous! ...
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So yer Canadian, EH?
Posted on Aug 2, 2006, 02:01:20
... government has not given this to them, preferring that we all consider ourselves as Canadians. That is why when you meet people from Quebec, they will tell you they are French Canadians, but most of the rest of us are simply Canadian. I would never even ...
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