Keyboard/unicode problem MacBook Pro

I am not sure where to stick this post so I will try it here.
I must of press some keyboard combination because all of a sudden now when I press shift + " I get È (a capital E with a grave accent ( ` )) Does anyone know how to turn that off?

you where right. Once I dug deeper I saw Canadian French CSA enabled.
Thanks
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