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Quebecois

[单复同]n.(加拿大)魁北克人,讲法语的(加拿大)魁北克人

quebecois

[ noun ]

a native or inhabitant of Quebec (especially one who speaks French)

<noun.person>

[ adj ]

of or relating to Quebec (especially to the French speaking inhabitants or their culture)

<adj.pert>

Quebecois voters rejected a 1980 referendum that proposed talks with the federal government on political autonomy for their province.
The provincial assembly will have 92 Liberal deputies, 29 from the Parti Quebecois and four from Equality.
Parti Quebecois leader Jacques Parizeau attacked Mr. Bourassa earlier this week for allegedly making concessions to the other provinces, and he demanded that Mr. Bourassa abandon the negotiations.
Bouchard is a former supporter of the separatist Parti Quebecois and voted in favor of autonomy for the province, dominated by French-speakers, in a 1980 referendum.
The Parti Quebecois' 29 seats compare with the 23 seats it won in 1985, when the National Assembly had 122 seats.
Bourassa's term before the language uproar last winter was unusually quiet as Quebec settled into a period of strong economic growth, leading to speculation that the Parti Quebecois could be facing its last days.
In 1977, a Parti Quebecois government made French the province's only official language.
The Parti Quebecois won 29 seats, a gain of six, and a new Equality Party captured four in traditional Liberal strongholds.
The skirmishes have generated endless articles in the Quebec media about alleged slights and inequities and the PQ has often succeeded in putting the federal government in Ottawa on the defensive. However, Quebecois appear to be unimpressed.
He was the youngest premier ever elected in Quebec when he won the 1970 election at the age of 36, but the Parti Quebecois then ousted him six years later at the height of separatist sentiment.
Mr. Bourassa is under pressure from the opposition Parti Quebecois, which wants independence for the province.
Several provincial leaders said they recognized that Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa had little room for maneuver in the negotiations because he is faced with an opposition party, the Parti Quebecois, which advocates Quebec independence.
In a 1980 referendum, Quebecois rejected a proposal to open talks with the federal government on a plan allowing Quebec political autonomy.
The language law was passed in 1977 when the separatist Parti Quebecois held power.
Parti Quebecois, the main opposition party in the province, pledges to take Quebec out of Canada if it wins the next election, which must be held by September 1994.
"I have never been so proud to be a Canadian and a Quebecois in my life," said Robert Libman, 29-year-old architect who formed the Equality Party just months ago.
The separatist Parti Quebecois won the September 12 election with 77 National Assembly seats, against 47 for the federalist Quebec Liberals.
Mr Elton estimates only 25-30 per cent think that if Quebecois choose to leave Canada in the forthcoming referendum, nothing should be done to stop them.
Jacques Parizeau, leader of the separatist Parti Quebecois opposition party, offered to sit down with Bourassa, a Liberal, to discuss the future of the province.
'We cannot conceive that disintegration of the federation would be an advantage to Quebecois,' he said.
The percentage was a slight increase from 1985 and was similar to the vote in a 1980 referendum when the province's electorate defeated the Parti Quebecois' policy of separatism.
For many Quebecois in Montreal, Canada's second-largest city, the arguments have worn thin and the endless debate over a document thought signed and sealed in 1987 has led to widespread cynicism and a rise in nationalist feelings.
Although Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa led his Liberal Party to almost as large a majority as it won four years ago, it lost some support to the revitalized Parti Quebecois and the Equality Party.

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