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Electoral at a Glance! How Immigration Changes the Face of Cities.

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In 20 years, cities that are not used to being destinations for immigrants, such as Joliette, Trois-Rivières or Matane, have seen the number of their new residents double, sometimes even quadruple like Saint-Hyacinthe. In the upcoming municipal elections, it is about 1 million immigrants that candidates across Quebec will try to seduce. Portrait.

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Electoral at a Glance! How Immigration Changes the Face of Cities.

In 20 years, cities that are not used to being destinations for immigrants, such as Joliette, Trois-Rivières or Matane, have seen the number of their new residents double, sometimes even quadruple like Saint-Hyacinthe. In the upcoming municipal elections, it is about 1 million immigrants that candidates across Quebec will try to seduce. Portrait.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Monday, October 20, 2025.
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