How to spot a Quebec Anglophone What is a Quebec anglophone?
If you think God looks a lot like Pierre Trudeau and heaven looks a lot like Ogunquit, Maine, you might be a Quebec anglophone. If you always greet a stranger with “Bonjour,” even in Calgary, you might be an anglophone. If you refer to the next referendum as: “A trade-up opportunity,” you could be an Anglo. Even though your high school is in Montreal, if all the reunions now take place in Toronto, this could mean that you are an Anglo. If you ever had to introduce someone as “My Separatist friend,” you could be an Anglo. If you hang old advertising signs in your rec room not for nostalgia but because it’s the only place that you are legally allowed to display them, you might be an Anglo. If you always swear in French because it won’t offend your family, you might be a Quebec Anglo. If people can tell your age by the number of referendums you remember, you could be an Anglo. If you always vote Liberal even though you know it won’t make one bit of difference, you are probably a Quebec An
