I think Britain will try to retain at least some part of Newfoundland for their fishing interests. Whether this will be agreed...In the Caribbean France will certainly take Antigua, and St Kitts and Nevis, and probably some smaller islands as well. French ownership of St Lucia, St Vincent, Grenada and, theoretically, Dominica is of course confirmed. Basically Britain will retain Jamaica and Barbados, and not much else. France should also obtain some territory in India.
France will now have to make a real effort to promote settlement in its north american colonies, perhaps by opening them to settlement by Catholics from elsewhere in Europe? Maybe we'll see German Catholic and Polish immigrants? At first I think increased settlement will be concentrated in Acadia and Louisiana, but gradually settlers will filter into Upper Canada, and then the Ohio Valley. St Louis, only founded in 1764, and district, will grow considerably in importance, more quickly than in OTL as a link between the colonies of Canada and Louisiana and a centre of trade with First Nations. However I think it will be a long time in the future before there's any real settlement in Rupert's Land; there are so many other areas that are more attractive or easier of access. For a long time it will just be fur trappers and coureurs de bois forming settlements of metis.