French-speaking Canadian Province

Reluctance among residents in Quebec to accept thousands of Syrian refugees is deepening a rift with the province's Muslim community, raising worries that more Muslims could become radicalized as they have in France and other European nations.

Nearly a dozen names of places in Quebec must be changed because they contain words like "nigger" or Negro, a commission in the French-speaking Canadian province said Saturday.

For the first time in many years, the Canadian Grand Prix won't be a sellout, thanks to months of student unrest in the mainly French-speaking province of Quebec.

Reluctance among residents in Quebec to accept thousands of Syrian refugees is deepening a rift with the province's Muslim community, raising worries that more Muslims could become radicalized as they have in France and other European nations.

Nearly a dozen names of places in Quebec must be changed because they contain words like "nigger" or Negro, a commission in the French-speaking Canadian province said Saturday.

For the first time in many years, the Canadian Grand Prix won't be a sellout, thanks to months of student unrest in the mainly French-speaking province of Quebec.