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Young anglophones are still leaving Quebec, but at much lower rates, researchers find
Source: The Globe and Mail
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A paper by the Quebec English-speaking Communities Research Network at Concordia University found that English-speakers are more likely to leave Quebec, though the trend is slowing. The article provides no figures or direct market implications.
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