Despite being taken over by the British in 1763, the province’s Francophone culture perseveres. Despite being taken over by the British in 1763, Québec City’s Francophone culture perseveres.

Great Britain, with help from their British colonists in North America, won the war in 1763 and had obtained the French territory of Quebec in Canada. The colonists were pleased with the defeat of ...

Language is inextricably bound to identity in Quebec, a former French colony that fell to Britain in 1763. Today, French-speaking Quebecers are a minority in North America, where their language ...

Some 250 years ago, Mary-Josephte Corriveau was hanged on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City ... Her legendary execution in 1763 — her punishment for murdering her husband, Louis-Étienne ...

the Royal Proclamation of 1763 set out how the inhabitants of the former colony of New France, now part of Quebec, would be governed under the British. It also recognized that indigenous peoples ...