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The French have had a minor role on the Prairies when it comes to cultural influences and that is for the most part limited to a small part of southern Manitoba, even though they did get to some areas before the English.
Larger influences were had by the Aboriginals English and Scottish. Then after Canada began a massive Immigration process to disenfranchise those already on the land, which included the French, other cultures became more influential depending on the area.
That would include the Germans, Ukrainians, Icelanders and those from Scandinavian countries.
Today major influences are being felt from Indian and Chinese cultures.
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