Vertaling van "which is coming to quebec has gotten quebecers quite worried " (Engels → Frans) :

The honourable senator is quite right, the 1991 Canada-Quebec accord on immigration, to which he referred, provides Quebec with an annual grant from the Government of Canada to support settlement and integration services in Quebec for which Quebec has exclusive responsibility.
L'accord Canada-Québec sur l'immigration de 1991, dont il a parlé, assure au Québec une subvention annuelle du gouvernement du Canada destinée aux services d'établissements et d'intégration au Québec, dont le Québec a la responsabilité exclusive.

I can assure you that this new financial institution which is coming to Quebec has gotten Quebecers quite worried. This worries not only the sovereignists, but also Quebec's other financial institutions.
Et cela n'inquiète pas uniquement les souverainistes, mais les institutions financières du Québec nous l'ont fait savoir.

Quebecers will be quite clear in their reply, particularly to Reformers but also to any other party which would come to Quebec with the message that we in Quebec, who founded this country, do not deserve 25 per cent of the seats.
Le message des Québécois sera très clair, particulièrement à l'intention des réformistes et tout autant à tout autre parti qui va venir dire au Québec, que nous au Québec, qui avons fondé ce pays, on ne mériterait pas 25 p. 100 des sièges.

Such a view truly reflects an attitude which still prevails and which has to do with reaching Quebecers, individually, in fields that come under Quebec's jurisdiction.
Dans le fond cela décrit très bien, finalement, une attitude qui se perpétue, celle de vouloir rejoindre les individus au Québec, dans les champs de compétence provinciale, dans les champs de compétence du Québec.

He supports the amendment which has come to us from the Quebec legislature which includes asking Parliament to strike down section 93(1) as it applies to Quebec.
Il appuie la modification que nous a soumise l'assemblée législative du Québec et dans laquelle on demande au Parlement de supprimer le paragraphe 93(1) s'appliquant au Québec.