French-speaking Communities in Canada Outside of Quebec
- Franco-Ontarians (or Ontarois)
- Acadians (in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island; also present in portions of Quebec and Newfoundland)
- Franco-Manitobans
- Fransaskois (in Saskatchewan)
- Franco-Albertans
- Franco-Columbians
- Franco-Terreneuviens
- Franco-Ténois (in the Northwest Territories)
- Franco-Yukon(n)ais (in the Yukon)
- Franco-Nunavois (in Nunavut)
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