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What are Canada's largest cluster of Francophones in New Brunswick called?
Acadians
Why were many Francophones concerned about life in Quebec in the 1960s?
Some Francophones began to demand independence from the rest of Canada. They opposed using English as the only official language, and worried that their language and culture might die.
What are Anglo-Canadians?
these are people who come from British ancestry, like francophones come from French Ancestry
What extent does the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms meet the needs of francophones in quebec?
the Charter extends and meets the needs to every Candian in every province and Territory.
What worried many francophones in the 1960's?
They were worried that their language and culture might die, because english was spoken in schools and at work.
When was Union des Francophones created?
Union des Francophones was created in 1998-10.
What are fluent French people called?
Fluent French people are called Francophones.
When was Fédéralistes Démocrates Francophones created?
Fédéralistes Démocrates Francophones was created on 1964-05-11.
Which Canadian province had the least percentage of francophones?
Why is this question in past tense? The province with the highest percentage of francophones is Quebec.
Do francophones have the same rights?
sure why not ;)
Why did francophones come to Alberta?
the franbophones came to alberta cause of the fur trade the aboriganal put on. The francophones used the fur for hats.
What percent of moroccans are francophones?
20 percent
What is francophones?
A person who loves French things.
When was Assemblée des francophones fonctionnaires des organisations internationales created?
Assemblée des francophones fonctionnaires des organisations internationales was created in 2007.
Which Canadian province has the smallest percentage of Francophones?
Newfondland
What is the special name for fluent french speaker?
A fluent French speaker is often referred to as a "Francophone." This term is used to describe someone who is proficient in speaking French as either a first or second language.
What are Canada's largest cluster of Francophones in New Brunswick called?
Acadians
