In the month of February, I had the opportunity to attend a panel on identity. The discussion delved into the experiences of individuals born both inside and outside of Quebec, exploring how they navigated growing up in a culture that often felt at odds with their familial or cultural background. The panelists shared stories of how, as children, they experienced a kind of cultural clash between their homes and the broader Quebecois society. What stood out was how, over time, these contrasting elements didn't just coexist, they began to define who they were. They found ways to embrace and…