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Canada needs Francophone Immigrants

The official languages of Canada are French and English. Did you know that outside of Quebec, the majority of all other provinces in Canada have a majority English-speaking population. Most importantly there is a significant need to increase and enhance the French-speaking population.

Francophone Immigration

According to the 2016 Census from Statistics Canada: a whopping 75.4% are English-speaking compared to 22.8% French-speaking population as a total population across all provinces and territories. Therefore, I will list below all the provinces and territories to give you an overview.

The first official language spoken and bilingual population of Canada
Source: Statistics Canada, 2016 Census

The need for Francophone immigrants

As you notice in the table above and view all the provinces and territories, it is clear there is a need for more Francophone immigrants outside of Quebec. You may also read my post on What is your Immigration Plan? to learn about The Government of Canada’s goals and objectives.

Canada is a diverse country and welcomes people from all over the world. Similarly, Canada is founded with the principle of linguistic duality.

For instance, if you visit The Government of Canada website, the first option you get to choose is the language: English or French.

I mentioned earlier, outside of Quebec the French-speaking population is declining as shown in the table. As a result, there is a need for the French-speaking immigrants into Francophone communities. In addition, to reverse this decline and help promote the French language, culture and diversity.

French speaking countries

I would like to talk about some of the French speaking countries listed below.

Europe

French is spoken in Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Monaco, Switzerland, Channel Islands.

Africa

French is spoken in Algeria, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo, DR Congo, Ivory Coast, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Niger, Reunion, Rwanda, Senegal, Seychelles, Togo, Tunisia.

Oceania

French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Wallis and Futuna.

South America

French Guiana

North America

Canada, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Martinique, Saint Barthelemy, Saint Martin and Saint Pierre and Miquelon.

Asia

Lebanon

Source: List of countries and territories where French is an official language

Notes: The countries detailed do not represent all the countries that speak French. Similarly, some of the countries listed have French as their co-official language, minority, unofficial, majority spoken or widely used.

As you go through the list of countries and regions, you will notice that Africa has the most French speakers in the world. As a result, I would like to ask: Does Africa hold the future of the French language? Let me know what you think.

If you are from any of these countries listed or perhaps another country not listed, please contact me. I enjoy diversity, culture and learning French at a slow pace.

Be aware there are a lot of scams, false promises made, assurances or guarantees from various persons and organizations on Canadian Immigration. DO NOT TRUST THESE SOURCES!

In other words, REMEMBER NO ONE CAN GUARANTEE YOU A VISA, WORK PERMIT, PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR APPROVAL.

In conclusion, I would like to bring awareness on what options you have available and request you to contact me through my business AJM Canadian Immigration & Citizenship Services Inc., for a paid consultation to discuss your Canadian Immigration or Citizenship options.

I am an authorized representative who is a member in good standing of The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (the College) and licensed to practice as a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultation (RCIC). Therefore, only those who have been authorized and approved can use the title RCIC. For instance, you may verify a Canadian immigration consultant’s status for any person anywhere in the world by clicking on the Find an Immigration Consultant link.

My company

AJM Canadian Immigration & Citizenship Services Inc., operates under the direction of Adrian James Menezes, RCIC, with membership #R709173 who is an authorized representative.

I may assist you with options on the immigration program. During this time, prepare, complete, review and submit your immigration or citizenship application. Subsequently, explain and give advice on your immigration or citizenship options. In addition, communicate with the Government of Canada on your behalf.

Visit our virtual office ajmcanadian.com and contact us. We are based in Winnipeg, Manitoba – Canada, provide our services globally and proudly support diversity.

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About the Author:

Adrian James Menezes is the Founder, President & CEO of AJM Canadian Immigration & Citizenship Services Inc. His business provides Canadian Immigration and Citizenship services. Adrian is passionate about immigration and loves to share his thoughts on the blog to create awareness and provide information. He also provides management consultancy, business products and tools for people and businesses to achieve more in his other business IT’S ONLY HONEY INC.

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