1.  I have no idea if Orange Lodges are still anti-Catholic or anti-French in the 21st century - I suspect they're more of a community social club like the Legion - but they certainly were.  In Northern Ireland they are anti-Catholic to this day.

2. The Orange Order in Ontario campaigned full-out for the hanging of Riel, a French-speaking catholic, making the issue one of the biggest political and religious - not legal - conflicts in Canadian history.  Sir John A complied, famously saying "He shall die though every dog in Quebec bark in his favour" -losing Conservatives the French Canadian vote for decades.

3.  French language education was banned in Ontario by Regulation 17 in 1912, precisely *because* francophones from Quebec were moving into eastern and northern Ontario. It was a shameful period of Ontario history.