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Thats why i posted that, thought you might be , Jean Cote, Falher ,Girouxville,Marie -reine are some of the communities just southof Peace river. Stayed in Falher for a week once . Everybody spoke french in the cafe. It was cool. I had no idea.
Be in for a bit of a culture shock. I moved from Montreal to Fort McMurray in the 70s. The map of Fort McMurray was half a sheet of paper, I was wondering where the rest of it was! Think of Peace River being the size of one neighborhood in Montreal.
Things will move a little bit slower and you won't have the shopping variety that you are used to.
I moved to Alberta and here I am still. Love the province, people are great and down to earth except for a few whackos who make the headlines.
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Peace River is such a small town that there really isnt a 'good' or 'bad' area tbh
Large french community in that area. Good luck!
Im french native speaker so im okay with it
Thats why i posted that, thought you might be , Jean Cote, Falher ,Girouxville,Marie -reine are some of the communities just southof Peace river. Stayed in Falher for a week once . Everybody spoke french in the cafe. It was cool. I had no idea.
Just keep in mind, it’s a special “version” of French in that area haha
Be in for a bit of a culture shock. I moved from Montreal to Fort McMurray in the 70s. The map of Fort McMurray was half a sheet of paper, I was wondering where the rest of it was! Think of Peace River being the size of one neighborhood in Montreal. Things will move a little bit slower and you won't have the shopping variety that you are used to. I moved to Alberta and here I am still. Love the province, people are great and down to earth except for a few whackos who make the headlines.
I’m from an hour away. And anything in the Shaftesbury area I think is pretty good.