Anglophones

Québec's English-speaking community represents approximately 10.5% of Québec's total population when counting individuals who, during the population census conducted by Statistics Canada in 2001, claimed to speak mostly this language at home.

General

Is an anglophone someone whose first language or language of adoption is English. An anglophone may therefore be a native speaker of English, French or any other language, but the language that this person speaks in the privacy of his or her home is English. The Quebec anglophones population number ~747,000 when counting by home language. Of those, ~591,000 are native speakers of English. ~156,000 are natives of other languages. It therefore follows from this that Quebec anglophones constitute a pluriethnic community, as is the francophone community.

Anglophones may speak languages other than English, possibly their native language if not English or some other, often French.

Education

• McGill University
• Concordia University
• Bishop's University
• Advisory Board on English Education
• Québec English Schools Network
• English Montreal School Board
• Eastern Townships School Board
• Quebec English School Boards Association

Arts & Culture

• The Hour
• The Centaur Theatre

Press

• The Gazette
• The Mirror
• McGill Reporter
• McGill Daily
• The Sherbrooke Record
• Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph

Television

• CFCF 12
• CBC - Montreal

Radio

• Q 92 FM
• CBC Radio Noon
• CHOM 97.7 FM

Health

• Montreal General Hospital
• Montreal Jewish Hospital

See also

In the facts section:

• Francophones
• Allophones
• Terminology
• Statistics

In the opinions section:

• Read on English speakers for the independence of Québec and other English-speaking friends of Québec
• Meeting with English-speaking sovereignists. Québec, my country
• Norman Delisle, Robert McKenzie fait ses adieux au journalisme, in Trente, Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec, February 2002