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Portrait of Official-Language Minorities in Canada - Anglophones in Quebec
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Portrait of Official-Language Minorities in Canada - Anglophones in Quebec
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| Abstract |
A demolinguistic portrait of the English-speaking population of Quebec, based on the 2006 census data. Among their conclusions, the authors found that the English mother-tongue population of the province was 607,165 persons in 2006, an increase of 8.8% over 1951 figures. By comparison, the French mother-tongue population grew by 76.8% over this same period. The proportion of anglophones within the overall Quebec population is 13.4%, with 80.5% living in the Montreal Census Metropolitan Area. Between 1976 and 2006, 307,000 more anglophones left Quebec than anglophones migrated from other provinces to Quebec. Almost 25% of Quebec anglophones have a post secondary degree or diploma compared to slightly more than 15% of the province's francophones.
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Ottawa
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Statistics Canada
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2010
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122p.
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en
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978-1-100-16714-5
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Corbeil, Jean-Pierre, Brigitte Chavez, and Daniel Pereira. Portrait of Official-Language Minorities in Canada - Anglophones in Quebec. Ottawa: Statistics Canada, 2010. http://epe.lac-bac.gc.ca/100/200/301/statcan/analytical_paper-e/2010/89-642-x2010002-eng.pdf.
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