[The Quebec-Ontario fertility differential].
"Various economic, political, social and demographic factors may explain the different evolution of fertility in Quebec and Ontario.  After a brief historical outlook, the author analyses more specifically the distribution of the population according to place of birth.  This leads to the conclusion that the high proportion of immigrant women in Ontario, jointly with their above-average fertility, has played a major role in increasing the fertility gap between Quebec and Ontario at the beginning of the 1980's." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND SPA)
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