Uh, first you present polling data to show the québécois are significantly different from other Canadians in their views on accommodating non-Western cultures.  Then you admonish us to not single out the québécois, which you just did.  Were I a Muslim immigrant, I'd accept the fact that the vast majority of Quebec's population constitute a nation with a strong sense of their continually embattled identity.  As a result, the québécois behave as pretty much all of the rest of the world does, as a people with a homeland and a collective identity. .  If Muslim immigrants want to live in a place without the ability to assert the primacy of its own culture and values, they should move to Ontario.