Portrait des Québécoises et Québécois d’expression anglaise –
Complément d’analyse par sous-groupe

This report compares key socio-economic indicators among different sub-groups of Quebec’s English-speaking population. It includes an analysis of 2021 Canadian census data to show the differences in indicators between English-speaking immigrants, English-speaking First Nations and Inuit people, and English speakers who are neither immigrants nor Indigenous.

This analysis indicates that English speakers from each sub-population face increased socio-economic vulnerability compared to their French-speaking counterparts and helps illustrate the need for employment supports across different sub-groups of the population.

Please note that the French-language version of this report is currently available, and the English-language version will follow shortly.

The Portrait of the clientèle

The ACESQ is proud to share its “Portrait of the clientèle” report describing the employment realities of English-speaking Quebecers. This report delves into Canadian census data and qualitative interviews to provide a snapshot of the employment challenges and opportunities faced by Quebec’s English-speaking community.

This report looks closely at key employment trends and indicators for English-speaking Quebecers, including their rising unemployment rates and lower median income levels compared to the province’s French speakers. It also includes compelling stories from English speakers on Quebec’s labour market, gathered from 30 interviews with community members.

Partner publications

Take a look at informative reports published by the CCQEA’s partner organisations: