The Quebec Code

1 January 1970

Over the past 30 years, Leger has gathered the deepest secrets, the deepest fears and the greatest hopes of Quebeckers and Canadians to redefine what makes Quebec different. Based on a scientific approach, this book reveals the seven identity traits that make Quebeckers unique- no better or worse, but definitely different.

Most Quebeckers come from a French culture and live in an English society with an American way of life. Who are we? What do we want? What do we hope for?

This book paints a surprising, often destabilizing, sometimes embarrassing but above all, not complacent, portrait of the Quebec personality.

The Quebec Code is the key to opening the hearts, souls and even wallets of Quebeckers!

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