Canada's charter groups consist of

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Canada's charter groups refer to the two founding peoples of Canada, the English and the French. The term was first used in the Constitution Act of 1982, which enshrined the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and recognized "the existence of English-speaking and French-speaking communities in Quebec and in the rest of Canada." While there are certainly other important cultural and ethnic groups in Canada, the charter groups specifically refer to the English and French.

Canada's Charter Groups Consist of