Do you think the French language is well-protected in Quebec?
A Leger poll done for the Association for Canadian Studies and the Quebec Community Groups Network shows nearly 9 in 10 anglophones believe the French language is well protected in Quebec.
Among francophones, only 4 in 10 believe that.
The survey also says 55 per cent of francophones feel anglophones act like a majority in the province.
But, only 14 per cent of anglo respondents agree.
More than three quarters of anglophones believe they can speak French satisfactorily, while just under 50 per cent of francophones feel they speak English satisfactorily.
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