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I created this article following the pre-existing naming convention ofCollege (Canada), but the french article that was created was named fr:Enseignement collégial. I am not sure that the name chosen by that article's creator, nor the name I chose here 100% fits. It will depend on how the subject is presented, on the english wikipedia the whole Quebec college subject seems to be translated "word for word" from an older version of the french articles. With cegep as the only real college article, containing the information about not only the cegep system, but the whole collegiate level. As I suggested over on the French side, but do not know how to and/or have the time necessary to do it properly, is to bring the information that applies to the college level to this article, and keep the cegep article on focus. Any help would be great.--UnQuébécois (talk) 04:44, 13 March 2010 (UTC)Reply
Only system that has four separate education levels?
