Le Plateau-Mont-Royal's increasingly French flavour | Montreal A to V

We head to Le Plateau-Mont-Royal to find out what's drawing people from France to the area, and how the community is changing.
CBC Montreal's A to V series sees anchor Debra Arbec explore the city's 19 boroughs.
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[@redMaple_QC]

I'm more bothered by the Anglos invasion on the Plateau

[@PizzaPartify]

Ça prend ben des anglais pour faire un reportage sur les Français sur le plateau

[@solarwinds5164]

Tellement vrai!!! C'est tellement tordu qu'ils ne s'en rendent pas compte, mais pas pantoute!! Ils en sont pas à une contradiction près, mettons ;).

[@JBiggsofWSNC]

I love this neighborhood

[@alexpaul.montreal]

Me too!

[@yveslorange2689]

and the rest of MTL is becoming more anglos american

[@antonboludo8886]

There are large communities from France in both Montreal and Toronto. Apart from a common core language, they have little in common with the French Canadians. So much the better, for it makes things more interesting.

[@PizzaPartify]

"so much for the better" lol 🖕