The Canadian slang word hoser, "a term having spawned several popular false etymologies", meaning "a person who is considered unintelligent or uncouth, especially a beer-drinking man" (Dictionary.com), doesn't seem to be in English-French dictionaries even though it's a uniquely Canadian concept (the origin of which might have been a self-deprecating usage):
A Canadian, esp a simple and durable northern type •Originated by comedians Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis for the television skits called ''The Great White North,'' where it was used by the mentally challenged Mackenzie brothers: unavailable to us hosers, but can be bought down south/ unlike their hoser cousins (1980s+ Canadian) (Dictionary.com).
More or less adapted solutions may exist, but what word/expression (including slang) is normally used by French Canadians to mean just that?