Haitians

They stand in the church vestibule in Saint-Michel or Côte-des-Neiges, eyes closed, hands raised, belting out hymns as if the louder they sing the closer God gets. The organ swells, the choir sways, the altar call comes like clockwork. Perf

Quebec has long prided itself on its secular soul. After the Quiet Revolution of the 1960s, the Catholic Church was pushed out of schools, hospitals, and public life with the same quiet determination that once filled pews. Today, the provin

The Haitian Community in Quebec: A Story of Resilience, Adaptation, and Ongoing Challenges Haitians form one of Quebec’s largest and most visible immigrant communities, with roughly 91,000 people of Haitian origin according to the 2021…