This article seeks to identify the main characteristics of the Québécois ethnographic novel that explores Canadian Francophonie by carrying out a comparative analysis of La maudite Québécoise. Roman nationaliste (Tryptique, 2010) by Janis Locas and Yukonnaise (VLB Éditeur 2012) by Mylène Gilbert-Dumas. These two novels feature protagonists from Quebec who discover the local francophone community in Manitoba or the Yukon. Convinced they hold an exceptional topic, they decide to conduct an ethnographic study and share their “discovery” in a book on the differences between Quebec and the Canadian Francophonie. While exploring the perception that Quebecers hold of Franco-Canadians and vice versa, Locas and Gilbert-Dumas offer integration strategies to their target audience, Québécois readers.