Some of the original immigrants to Newfoundland were native speakers of Irish, who passed on a version of their language to their children.
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The qualifier "visible" is important in the Canadian context where political divisions have traditionally been determined by language (English vs. French) and religion (Catholics vs. Protestants) — "invisible" traits.