| Demolinguistic data | Population with French as mother tongue | 5,802,022 | 80.2 | | Population with English as mother tongue | 591,378 | 8.2 | | Population speaking both official languages | 2,907,700 | 40.2 | | Population speaking neither English nor French | 57,285 | 0.8 | | Source: Statistics Canada - 2001 Census |
Educational data | English as a second-language enrolment | 531,631 | 58.3 | | Population in minority-language schools | 104,553 | | | In French immersion | 43,979 | 42.1 | | Source: AR 2002-2003, Heritage Canada Estimated enrolment for 2002-2003. |
Data on official languages, federal level | Bilingual positions in the federal public service | 61,896 | 37.9 | | All federal public service employees in province (excluding NCR) | 20,323 | 12.4 | | Bilingual federal public service positions in Quebec (excluding NCR) | 11,805 | 58.1 | | Anglophone federal public service employees in Quebec (excluding NCR) | 1,550 | 7.6 | | All federal public service employees in province in the NCR | 67,008 | 41.0 | | Bilingual federal public service positions in the NCR | 42,281 | 63.1 | | Anglophone federal public service employees in the NCR | 39,550 | 59.0 | | Source: Treasury Board - Official Languages Information System, March 2003 | |