Québec Regions

Montréal is home to the largest concentration of English speakers in the province. Their success is synonymous with the region's economic vitality.

Outaouais has one of the highest percentages of English speakers in the province. Unlocking this workforce's potential is vital to the region's economic success.

Estrie is home to a significant English-speaking community representing over 8% of the region’s workforce. Their success is synonymous with the region's economic vitality.

Montérégie is home to over 100,000 English-speaking workers who face elevated unemployment. Unlocking this massive workforce's economic potential is vital to the region's overall prosperity.

Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine is home to a distinct English-speaking community facing severe structural underemployment and high seasonal reliance. Unlocking this community's potential is vital to the region's economic success.

Capitale-Nationale is home to a highly active English-speaking workforce that faces growing income disparities and qualification recognition barriers. Their success is synonymous with the region's economic vitality.

Bas-Saint-Laurent is home to an English-speaking workforce facing high job precarity and notable wage disparities.

Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean is home to a highly engaged English-speaking workforce that faces steep linguistic barriers and high outmigration.

Mauricie is home to an educated English-speaking workforce facing sharp youth unemployment and ongoing brain drain. 

Abitibi-Témiscamingue is home to an English-speaking workforce facing notable educational barriers, significant wage gaps, and limited regional training opportunities.

Côte-Nord is home to an English-speaking workforce facing a severe 18% unemployment rate, deep income disparities, and high job precarity.

Nord-du-Québec is home to a predominantly Indigenous English-speaking workforce facing severe geographic isolation, high unemployment, and steep income disparities. 

Chaudière-Appalaches is home to a highly educated English-speaking workforce that faces high job precarity, rural dispersion, and significant income gaps.

Laval is home to a highly active English-speaking workforce that faces elevated unemployment, steep youth precarity, and persistent income gaps. Unlocking this community's economic potential is vital to the region's overall prosperity.

Laurentides is home to an active English-speaking workforce that faces higher unemployment, a $5,000 median income gap, and sharp youth precarity. Unlocking this community's economic potential is vital to the region's overall prosperity.

Lanaudière is home to a highly engaged English-speaking workforce facing elevated unemployment, youth labor market gaps, and regional brain drain. Unlocking this community's economic potential is vital to the region's overall prosperity.

Centre-du-Québec is home to an active English-speaking workforce heavily concentrated in manufacturing that faces higher unemployment and institutional language barriers. Unlocking this community's economic potential is vital to the region's overall prosperity.