French-Canadian Americans - Research Article from Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 39 pages of information about French-Canadian Americans.

French-Canadian Americans - Research Article from Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 39 pages of information about French-Canadian Americans.
This section contains 11,349 words
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Canada, with an area encompassing just over six million square miles, is the largest country in the world. This American neighbor to the north is bordered on the other three sides by oceans: the Pacific to the west, the Atlantic to the east, and the Arctic to the north. At 5,525 miles, its border with the United States is the longest undefended border in the world.

More than half of the 26.9 million people in Canada are concentrated in the corridor between Windsor, Ontario, and Québec City, Québec. Much of the remaining population lives in the southern areas of each of the nation's ten provinces and two territories. The country's largest cities are Toronto, with 3.8 million residents, Montréal with 3.1 million, and Vancouver with 1.6 million. Although there are French Canadians in each of the provinces, by far the greatest number can be found in the...

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