Define Quebec Meaning

A PROVINCE of Canada, which it's population is (sadly) generalized as patriotic.
The Québécois (population) are not all against learning english, and do not all want Quebec to become a country.

Quebec is a beautiful province with great nature and great cities such as Montreal.

Quebecois are party and family people, kinda like italians.
Though replace the spaghetti with Poutine, and the wine with beer.

A friendly people with a rich culture and much wisdom. But not that much.

A place in Canada where the French decendants all come from Frnch whores. The King of France saw that the colonists were sad because it was cold and boring so he exported thousands of Frnch prostitutes to fuck the lonely colonists. They did and the result was a population full of daughters and sons of whores. (except for the Irish. they came later cuz they were hungry.

Horrible little place in eastern Canada. Has about a quarter of Canada's population. They're all French, but claim to be Quebecois and want to break away from Canada. They've had to referendums and obviously don't want to though, because they would be nothing without Great English (Normal) Canada.

A part of canada witch does not want to be part of canada, because canada does not like the french.(much less understand it.) The makers of the POUTINE and the BLOCK party witch promotes leaving canada because they belive if they do they wont have to listen to us, but they would still like to use the canadian currency. Also known as the DESIESE OF CANADA. They also do not allow english signs.

The french part of Canada, makers of the original POUTINE. Legal drinking age : 18, real drinking age : 13.

Another term for people from the Province of Quebec in Canada. Typically used by people not from Quebec.

1) Nouvelle-France
2) Home of the poutine, skydoo, hockey
3) French Part of Canada

The Home of Winter Carnaval et BONHOMME!

1) a beautiful province

2) a home to a population widely consisting of people of french descendance.

3) Just because we are proud of our french heritage, does not mean we are snobby assholes. honest, we'll give you beer and poutine.

4) we have language laws, which say that each sign must at least CONTAIN french, but we don't say they have to BE french.

5) bordered by the canadian provinces Ontario and Nawfoundland & Labrador and New Brunswick, and The American States of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, New Hampshire and New England.