Quebecs

Quebecs is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly the province of Quebec in Canada. Quebec is the largest province in Canada by area and the second-most populous. Its capital is Quebec City, and its largest city is Montreal. Quebec is the only province in Canada where French is the sole official language, a legacy of its historical French colonization. The culture of Quebec is distinct within North America, with strong influences from French traditions, but also incorporating elements from British and Indigenous cultures.

The term "Quebecs" might also informally refer to the people of Quebec, often called Quebecers or Québécois. This demographic is diverse, encompassing individuals with French, British, Indigenous, and numerous other ethnic backgrounds. The identity of Quebecers is often tied to their distinct language, culture, and history.

In some contexts, "Quebecs" could also be a very rare or mistaken pluralization of Quebec City. However, this usage is not standard and would likely be considered an error. The primary and widely understood meaning of "Quebecs" in common parlance is related to the Canadian province.