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L'immigration francophone au Manitoba, 2000-2006 : un profil statistique

Year:
2007
Authors and Collaborators :
Ka, Mamadou;  
Volume and number:
, 19
Collection:
, 2
Journal:
, Cahiers franco-canadiens de l'Ouest
Pages :
, 119-139
Abstract
L’article analyse la nouvelle francophonie du Manitoba. Contrairement à Statistique Canada, l’auteur utilise des variables autres que « le français langue maternelle » pour déterminer le profil statistique des nouveaux arrivants francophones. Par la même veine, il met en exergue les caractéristiques de la nouvelle composition de la communauté francophone du Manitoba dans les années 2000 par le biais de cette nouvelle vague d’immigration de minorités visibles venues principalement d’Afrique.

This article analyzes the new Francophonie of Manitoba. The author, unlike Statistics Canada, uses variables other than “French as the mother tongue” to determine the statistical profile of Francophone newcomers. In the same vein, it highlights the characteristics of a redefined Francophone community in Manitoba in the year 2000 and its new make-up after a new wave of immigration of visible minorities coming mainly from Africa.
Theme :
FrancophonesImmigrationManitobaLanguage Statistics
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