Waves of Change

Waves of Change The Sixth Wave, You Just Have to Find Them!

A century ago, the English presence was remarkably strong in regions from West Quebec and the Eastern Townships to the Gaspé and the Lower North Shore; sharing stories about little-known realities.

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Waves of Change The First Wave, 1820-1945 - Colliding Solitudes

The first communities of English speakers in Quebec were the English, Irish and Scottish; by the mid-19th century, they formed the majority of Montreal's population.

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Waves of Change The First Wave, 1820-1945 - Colliding Solitudes

The first communities of English speakers in Quebec were the English, Irish and Scottish; by the mid-19th century, they formed the majority of Montreal's population.

1:30 AM on MATV - Montreal

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Waves of Change The First Wave, 1820-1945 - Colliding Solitudes

The first communities of English speakers in Quebec were the English, Irish and Scottish; by the mid-19th century, they formed the majority of Montreal's population.

4:30 AM on MATV - Montreal

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Waves of Change The Second Wave, 1945-1970 - Le Vote Ethnique

During the post-war period, Allophones became more numerous than English speakers; those excluded from the Catholic (French) school system created a demographic time bomb, profoundly impacting aspirations for independence.

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Waves of Change The Second Wave, 1945-1970 - Le Vote Ethnique

During the post-war period, Allophones became more numerous than English speakers; those excluded from the Catholic (French) school system created a demographic time bomb, profoundly impacting aspirations for independence.

1:30 AM on MATV - Montreal

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