“The most famous of such examples in Canada is the altar area of the Notre Dame Basilica in Montreal, Quebec, which was carved by peasant habitant labourers.”

“The parrot had learned to speak Canadian French to the extent of demanding his crackers and water in the lingo of the habitant.”

“To London the habitant comes only as a resident, as does a Maltese, or a Canadian.”

“A ride along the attractive road through Beauport 481 gives an insight into the home life of the French Canadian habitan.”

“But if it had a repellent effect on the habitan, it exerted a strong attractive force upon other of the passengers.”

“The French habitan, too, did not take stock in the tales of a land so far from church and kindred.”

“This being the case, those habitants of areas outside the golden southwestern sphere are entirely reliant upon their own vehicles.”

“The lives of many French North American habitants were disrupted by eighteenth-century geopolitical changes, but none more than the Acadians.”

“The in habitants of the camp were busy as usual, constantly bustling about.”