How does having someone born and raised in Québec not count as Québec representation? Is she not colonialist enough for us?

Maybe address the root cause and ensure la Commission scolaire Kativik is resourced to teach Inuktituk, English, and French.

Edit: spelling est difficile.

@moody @grte

Yup. Historically Quebec was treated as a second-tier province because of the religious sectarianism that migrated with the British/French colonizers. Most of Canada's PM's were Protestant and most of Quebecoise were RC.

After the religious aspect began fading into the background Quebecoise still felt disenfranchised (which, in reality, they were) so the focus became language/culture vs religious affiliation. Then the October crisis happened.

To be a pedantic, they're a fifth of the population (approx. 21%), down from 27% in 1971 and about 35% at the time of confederation.

Your point still stands though. The convention for GGs has been to alternate between English and French, though typically bilingual in both to a greater or lesser extent.