 Is there any way you could exchange US money for canadian money? |
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French Canada regions.? |
what are all the regions of Canada that speck french? |
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heywelio
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3 provinces:
1: Quebec
2: New Brunswick
3: Manitoba |
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NickyM
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New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual province in Canada, and Quebec is the only officially unilingual (French) province.
There are smaller parts of western Canada, such as St. Albert, Alberta, where there is a large french-speaking population. |
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There are predominantly French speaking regions in just about every province except Newfoundland and BC...Quebec is "officially" entirely French..parts of New Brunswick are predominantly French-in the northwest to northeast then along much of the eastern coast-Nova Scotia has french areas mostly along the Gulf of ST.Lawrence..In Ontario there are several french communties..Including Penetanguishene-about an hour and a half north of Toronto..and a few in the more eastern parts...as well as along the "French River" (aptly named)up highway 69 towards Sudbury.. in Manitoba(Souris-Red River region),Saskatchewan and Alberta all have "French regions"... |
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Douglas L
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Quebec, the northern 1/3 of New Brunswick, little patches in Ontario, Small pieces of Manitoba. |
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All provinces have French speaking Canadians but Quebec and New Brunswick have the most I think. |
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There are also sections of Saskatchewan that speak only French. |
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Montreal, Quebec is the second largest French-speaking city in the world. |
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