Inside Montreal’s Biggest Market (Marché Jean-Talon)

One of the biggest farmers markets in Canada is the Marché Jean-Talon in Montreal, Quebec. Exploring the Jean-Talon market located at 7070 Henri Julien Avenue right near Little Italy is an awesome daytime activity in the city! So, in this video I do a quick walkthrough on what you can expect on a visit to Jean-Talon. It is an established open-air market with many vendors selling produce, meats, cheeses, fish & baked goods. There are so many amazing places to eat and shop that you can spend hours here! And if you are looking for more information you can also hire tour guides to do walking, eating, and shopping tours at the market!
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[@skatingcanuck9837]

Nice content and glimpse into this Montreal gem! Montreal is about 60% French, 40% English, but most Montrealers are bilingual. There are French speaking communities in Northern Ontario, and parts of the East Coast, but Quebec has the largest francophone population in Canada. Although some anglophones in Canada don't like to recognize it Quebec truly has a unique culture that needs to be preserved.

[@act_sion]

40% English ? You forget all the immigrants who do not speak English or even french

[@9grand]

​@@act_sion may be 25 but for sure not 40. And they are mainly found downtown and the West Island

[@thisisntallowed9560]

In Quebec, 93.72% of people speak french and 51.96% of people speak english. Next is spanish with 5.46%. (wikipedia)
In Quebec, 74.8% of people have french as their native language and 7.6% have english as their native language.
In Montreal, 46.96% have french as their mother tongue and 16.64% have english as their mother tongue. 35.24% of people of Montreal have another languge than enligsh or french as their mother tongue.
In countryside places like Quebec City or Trois-Rivière, 95% of people only speak french.

[@hafizmuhammadtahirrauf679]

Market locations ?