Original sentence: The French language (but anglophone-owned) magazine L'actualité published a cover story titled The Myth of a Fascist Quebec, in which it acknowledged Groulx's anti-Semitism and the general favourable attitude of the Roman Catholic church to fascism during the 1930s, but concluded, that the only truly Quebec fascist movement during the period was the Parti national social-chrétien led by Joseph Ménard and Adrien Arcand
Edited sentence: The French language (but anglophone-owned) magazine L'actualité published a cover story titled The Myth of a Fascist Quebec, in which it acknowledged Groulx's anti-Semitism and the general favourable attitude of the Roman Catholic church to fascism during the 1930s, but concluded, as do most Canadian historians, that the only truly Quebec fascist movement during the period was the Parti national social-chrétien led by Joseph Ménard and Adrien Arcand