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 == Section entitled ""Quebec"" == 

 There is a contradiction between the table, which is inaccurate in any case, and the paragraphs discussing anglicisms which follow. The table suggests that France french (""metropolitan"" French) when it is taught allows for anglicisms. This is not accurate. The table also suggests Quebeckers use fewer anglicisms - also inaccurate. The section goes on to state, in fact, that Quebeckers use a lot of anglicisms, and goes into quite a lot of detail. 

 No one in Quebec uses ""fin de semaine"" in casual conversation, they use ""le week-end."" ""Parc a stationnement"" is ludicrous. Stationnement is correct, and many Quebeckers use ""le parking."" 

 I don't think the table adds anything. It should be deleted. 

 ""There is, however, a movement which is trying to reintroduce the respectful ""vous"" - there is a movement seeking to enforce a more formal french language use, and eliminate ""Montreal street french"" or joual and other dialects. But it is not very significant. One group is here: http://www.asulf.ca/ 

 The article needs a discussion of joual or at least a reference to the joual wiki page. 

 There is an excellent reference web page here http://www.spl.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/400ans/timeline.html that outlines the development of french in Quebec."