This article examines language choices of official-language minorities with regards to their use of five types of media (radio, television, newspapers, books, internet). Their choices of English language media in Quebec and French language media in the other provinces are linked to the availability of minority language media in their province of residence and to the weight that the official language minority group represents within the municipality of residence. Although the weight of the group is the strongest of the two indicators, results show that both variables help to better understand the minority group’s use of media.