\u200bIn Lewiston, Maine, there\u2019s a neighbourhood that old-timers still call Little Canada. The French-language newspaper is gone. The Grey Nuns\u2019 hospital closed decades ago. The textile mills that drew nearly a million French Canadians across the border stand mostly silent. But the descendants are still here. And under a law that took effect in December
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In Lewiston, Maine, there\u2019s a neighbourhood that old-timers still call Little Canada. The French-language newspaper is gone. The Grey Nuns\u2019 hospital closed decades ago. The textile mills that drew nearly a million French Canadians across the border stand mostly silent. But the descendants are still here. And under a law that took effect in December [\u2026]<\/p>\n
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