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I have French canadian in my line here are sone of them:

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Louis
Sebastien (Bastien)
Theophile (Theo or Tuff)
Leopold (Paul)
Narcisse (Nelson)
Amable (Amab)
Louis Antoine
Frederic (Fred)
Francois (Frank)
Cleophas (Cliff)
Clovis
Dolphus (Dolph)
Pierre
Pierre Louis
Raphael
Russell
Jacques

Aurelien, Thibault, Guillame, Pierre, Antonin, Antoine, Bastien, Apollinaire, Sebastien, Jasmin, Isidore, Lucien, Leo, Mathias, Olivier, Vincent, Romain, Alain, Armand, Charles (the French pronunciation for this is just cool :P ), Corentin, Valere, Sylvain, Raphael

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Lucien, Sebastien, Andre
Lucien, Sebastien, Charles
Lucien, Sebastien, Valentin
Lucien, Sebastien, Leonce
Lucien, Sebastien, Ignace
Lucien, Sebastien, Isidore

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English.... probably Raphael, Antonin, Lucien, Sylvain, and Vincent

This message was edited 7/7/2010, 8:11 PM

Etienne! Blaise! Camille! (male, said French way)

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My favorite if it was mostly said in English would be Adrien.

This message was edited 7/7/2010, 7:32 PM

There are quite a few I love. The ones with an * are ones I would use in English speaking countries:

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Claude
Damien*
Didier
Diodore
Edgar*
Emile* / Emilien
Félix*
Henri
Jacques
Jean (or Jean-Pierre)
Léo* / Léon*
Loïc
Louis* - pron. like Louie
Mathias*
Maximilien*
Narcisse
Noé
Olivier *- much better than Oliver, which I have never liked.
Philippe* - one of my absolute favs.
Pierre
Raphael
Remy
Sacha*
Théo
Tristan*
Valentin
Yannic