Quebec

[Sarah]

The french part of Canada, makers of the original POUTINE. Legal drinking age : 18, real drinking age : 13.

[Magaret]

Nouvelle-France
Home of the [poutine], skydoo, [hockey]
French Part of [Canada]

[Tracie Lynn]

The Home of [Winter] Carnaval [et] [BONHOMME]!

[exinilu]

a beautiful province

a home to a population widely consisting of people of french descendance.

Just because we are proud of our french heritage, does not mean we are snobby assholes. honest, well give you beer and [poutine].

we have language laws, which say that each sign must at least CONTAIN french, but we dont say they have to BE french.

bordered by the canadian provinces Ontario and Nawfoundland

[Mark Zuckerberg]

Quebec is a [Cree] word meaning the narrowing (or [widening]) of the waters. In Scottish it would translate as [Glasgow]

[PussyCat]

First off, they are not a snobby province. When you look at an entire population, you notice that not everyone is the same. Not everyone wants the same things. [BLOQ] party wont ever win, because the things they propose are dumb and idiotic. Quebec law states that a sign must at least have French in it, as they are a [bilingual] province. They are not saying Lets only have French in our signs. They do not hate English speaking people. Some will. So what? Why [give a flying fuck] what they think? Some English speaking people hate French speaking people and its ridiculous. There will always be haters, doesnt mean they have a good [readon] to do so. We are not all about Strip Clubs and beer and hockey. Like any province, we have culture and a history behind our existance. When you [generalize] a province or a state, saying that all its people are this way and that, you are doing what you critize them for doing to you.

Just be equals. Do not generalize.

[Renato]

When people are trying to [find] things to [talk shit] about [Canada], everything they find comes from fucking Quebec.

[Gregory]

A heavily forested province in eastern Canada; population 7,546,131 (2006). Settled by the French in 1608, it was ceded to the British in 1763 and became one of the original four provinces in the Dominion of Canada in 1867. The majority of its residents are French-speaking, and it is a focal point of the French-Canadian nationalist movement, which advocates independence for Quebec. French name Québec.

[Little_Girl]

a southeastern province of Canada in which the official language is French