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New data from Statistics Canadas 2021 census reveals a clear link between language and poverty in Quebec. English speakers face a higher poverty rate than French speakers, with those speaking only English having the highest rate at 9.6%. Bilingual individuals fare much better at 4.3%. This highlights challenges English speakers face in Quebecs job market, where French skills often make the difference. Comparisons with other provinces show a fairer job landscape in New Brunswick for bilingual speakers, while Ontario shows the opposite. These findings underscore how language shapes economic realities across regions.
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