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We (speaking for majority of Québécois) definitely don't care much about the ROC and I don't think we should be offended of that. It's just the reality of two c
by Sytten 8y ago
We (speaking for majority of Québécois) definitely don't care much about the ROC and I don't think we should be offended of that. It's just the reality of two cultures forced to coexist by a foreign power :/
Ans it's reciprocal I think. As a student en computer eng. I see it a lot. All my fellow students apply for jobs in Quebec and I personally have a hard time finding anything outside of Quebec.
- jkaplowitz 8y agoAre you in Montreal or elsewhere in Quebec? I think Montreal is uniquely attached to both lineages and cultures. That is part of what I love about this city and part of why I chose to immigrate here. (Oui, le français faisait fortement partie de ma choix. Or, à Montréal je peux utiliser et maîtriser le français en tant que langue primaire et commune sans abandonner l'anglais et les cultures dont il est lié. // Translation for everyone else on HN: Yes, French was a big part of my choice. However, in Montreal I can use and master French as the primary and common language without abandoning English and the cultures linked to it.)