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What Canadian province in the center of French culture?
Quebec.
What province is primarily composed of french culture?
Quebec is the answer its it
What is the Canadian province with the most french Canadian culture?
Quebec
What Canadian province retains it's French and culture and language?
Québec
Which province speaks French?
Canada is officially a bilingual country. There are francophones [ French-Canadians ] throughout the country, but the Canadian province of Quebec is the home of the French-Canadian culture and thus is predominantly French speaking. Provincial law dictated the removal of all English signs in order to try to protect its culture from becoming submerged in English.
The french culture has an impact on different parts of north America such as the province of quebec and the state of Louisiana based on what you know how would you explain this?
the French culture has an impact on the different parts of north America such as the province of Québec and the state of Louisiana. based on which you know how would you explain this.
What is the French speaking province of Canida?
The province of Quebec is the French speaking province in Canada.
How do you spell province in french?
province is spelled the same in French.
Is normandie a french province?
yes,normady is a french province
Why did Britain let Canada have a French culture?
Britain didn't "let" Canada have a French culture. Canada doesn't really have a French culture outside of the Province of Quebec. There are pockets of Francophones outside of Quebec, but the majority of natural-born Canadians speak English and follow English-based laws and customs.
French speaking province?
Quebec is the major French-speaking province in Canada.
Which Canadian province has a strong French-based culture?
Québec is the Canadian province that has a strong French-based culture. French-based cultures may be found in less numerous configurations in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Yukon. They also survive in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
