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The first foreigners were the Vikings
John Cabot, an Italian immigrant to England, was the first to map Canada’s Atlantic in 1497. He named as Newfoundland.
The Francophone Significant Benefit Program was set into action in 2011 to give French immigrants a fast way to get a temporary work permit within a community with a low French immigrant population.
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According to L’Express Reussir Magazine., “My friends now, they all want to come here, and that’s because we all share the Canadian dream idea,” she says. “It’s crazy. Nobody wants to stay in France, that’s for sure.”
The Canada colonizing began outside the mercantilist expansion period in Europe.
French and British started to surch places to explored plied on the North America Water.
Assimilation was not important to the French choosing to immigrate to Canada. Proof of this is the language act of 1969 granting equal status to both French and English languages within the government.
In the beginning of the colonization, New France was a business for man, when Camplain built the habitations in Acadia and Quebec, his companions was all males. He encouraged to mix the people and the first women came to Canada.
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Six centuries later, when the Europeans arrived, they found occupied by native peoples living there and the called as Indians because they came from East Indies.
The arrival of Englands changed their life forever.
Cabot was trying to fund riches and gold when he reached Newfoundland, he started his journey on St. Lawrence River as far as modern-day Québec City and Montreal.
In 1608 Champlain built the first French settlement at what is now Québec City.
Historians estimated that about 10,000 immigrants went to New France during the French regime.
According to demographer Mario Boleda, established “numerous families constituting
what would become the core of Quebec’s
population.”
According to the Government of Canada in 2011, Canada had a foreign-born population of about 6,775,800 people.
French is the mother
tongue of 7.3 million
Canadians
according to
the 2011 census.
85% of bilingual Canadians
live within
Quebec, Ontario,
and New Brunswick.
The three largest minority groups are -South Asians, Chinese and Blacks-accounted for 61.3% of the visible minority population in 2011.
They were followed by
Filipinos, Latin Americans,
Arabs, Southeast Asians,
West Asians, Koreans
and Japanese.
1. English
2. English and French (Bilingual Belt)
3. French
After the war, Great Britain renamed the colony the “Province of Quebec.”
European traders were joined with farmers, merchants, and missionaries of Catholic church.
With them, they brought French laws, traditions and religion - France would not let someone move to New France who was not Catholic.
At this time, France was the most populated country in Europe. The french settled his area to their colonial activities.
Source: Statistics of Canada, 2001.
Jacques Cartier explored the Canadian mainland on his third voyage to achieve and establish a settlement.
Cartier colonized a new area called New France.
Cartier was the first European who explored
the St. Lawrence River and settled Québec City and Montreal.