See Malécites on Wiktionary
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"→ voir malécite."
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"ref": "Denise Bombardier, Dictionnaire amoureux du Québec, Plon, 2014, p. 206",
"text": "Il existe aussi une petite nation, les Malécites, dont la population compte quelque sept cents personnes qui vivent toutes hors réserve mais disposent d’un petit territoire près de Rivière-du-Loup."
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"Peuple algonquien occupant aujourd’hui un petit territoire dans le Bas-du-Fleuve québécois (Madawaska)."
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