Best Canadian City for a young bilingual adult (I speak French and English)?

Question

I look for a quiet town without being close to a big metropolis. Thank you.

PS: Sorry for my English, I am French.

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Je recherche une petite ville tranquille sans être proche d'une grande métropole. Merci.

PS : Désolé pour mon anglais, je suis français.

Answer 1

In Quebec you could go pretty much anywhere. Ottawa is very much bilingual also.  Since you specified away from a big metropolis, I suggest heading to northern Ontario or Quebec.  Sudbury, North Bay, Timmins, or some of the small towns around there would be good (New Liskeard, Earlton, etc..)  They are small towns, and very much bilingual.  In Northern Quebec, there are places like Rouyn, etc.  However, on the Quebec side there aren't very many people who speak english.

Answer 2

if you are looking for a nice little quiet city with gorgeous  landscape  ;  close to a big town as Montréal....



I think that St-Jerome is the one  and it s also looking like the franche comté in France .... wich is not bad at all

bye there..

Answer 3

montreal...thats the only one i know i have family there

Answer 4

Gatineau,Quebec

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gatineau,_Q...

Answer 5

Le Québec ,c'est entièrement Français sauf à Montréal où c'est vraiment 50% francais 50% anglais. Ottawa serait peut-être une bonne option pour vous..Un endroit "peacefull et calme "comparé à Montréal, mais l'anglais est un peu plus présent !

Answer 6

Why not consider somewhere in New Brunswick?  Moncton is a small city, with a large bilingual French/English population, and Universite de Moncton is French.  Move a little away from Moncton and you will find many lovely little towns - Buctouche, Shediac, Cap Pele, Sussex, Petitcodiac, etc.  New Brunswick offers lots of options.  Best of luck with your plans.