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1. Quebec City Today Quebec City or Québec (French: Ville de Québec, or simply Québec) is the capital of the Canadian province of Quebec. It is the second largest city in the province, after Montreal. Quebec's Old Town (Vieux-Québec), the only...
2. Fleur-de-Lis The fluer-de-lis, also known as the fleur-de-lys and fleur-de-gras, is a stylized symbol of the "lily flower" dating back to early european heraldry. It can be found on coats-of-arms, flags, and even on modern corporate logos.
3. What I Would Miss If I Was Outside Canada If for some reasons I had to live outside Canada, I would miss a lot of things. Here I will describe what they are and tell you a bit about them. First I would miss my Tim Horton's coffee every morning and afternoon. I don't know how I would start m...
4. Birding in Canada with Grandma Canada's national bird is the Common Loon. (see pic to left)    Birding in Canada is much more than a hobby.    Canada's Important Bird Areas Birding program is a science-based initiative to identify, conserve and mon...
5. Fleur de Lis Ornaments, Cards and Gifts The fleur de lis (or fleur de lys, or fleur-de-lis) is a beautiful, decorative and meaningful symbol.  "Fleur" is French for "flower" and "lis" means "lily".  The fleur de lis symbol is used in herald...
6. Immigration to Canada According to Immigration Canada data, every year, Canada plans to accept between 225,000 to 265,000 immigrants, to meet Canada's goals of economic benefit. We sure hope YOU will be AMONG THE ONES that successfully Immigrate to Canada and build a new...
7. Stuff about Saint-Lazare Saint-Lazare, Quebec is my home. It's a great town to live in and it's a great town to raise a family in. The people are super friendly. Crime is very low. It's full of big beautiful trees. One thing that makes this area unique is the equestrian zoni...
8. French and Indian War The French and Indian War (1754-60) was a conflict in North America between Britain and France. The conflict was part of the Seven Years' War. Great Britain, its American colonies and Britain's Indian [Native American] allies, the Iroquois confedera...
9. Mont Tremblant Quebec Officially inaugurated in 1938, Mont Tremblant is a unique gem among Canada’s eastern ski resorts. The resort boasts over 610 acres of skiable terrain, 92 groomed trails and 31 acres of sun-dappled glades, with breathtaking views of the Laurenti...
10. Matersum: Handmade Cloth Menstrual Pads I'm Jenn, the creator of Matersum cloth pads and I want to help you discover the benefits of reusable menstrual products because I honestly, truly believe in them. But really? Cloth menstrual pads? You're thinking, "Euw?", right? ...
11. Everything French Headquarters Everything French - French Language This group is open for any lenses that have a relationship with the French language, French food, French wine, French culture and traditions or tourisme in French speaking countries. Feel free to join us! Also j...
12. Building Bridges Unit Study Garner Rix and his family moved from Connecticut to Vermont in 1780 by oxcart. During his captivity he walked to Montreal and back. What was it like to travel in the 18th Century? There were few roads and even fewer bridges. The bridges over streams...
13. Chorale Saint-Jean Edmonton's  Chorale Saint-Jean is the  70 member mixed French language community and university choir of Campus Saint-Jean of the University of Alberta. Chorale Saint-Jean prides itself in providing French-speaking singers the opportunity t...
14. About Montreal Montreal is a very vibrant city with a lot to see including formula one, a great comedy festival, the jazz festival, historic sites and more! Whenever you go, there is always a lot to see.
15. Quebec Real Estate - Quebec Realtors Quebec Real Estate - Quebec Realtors - Quebec Properties. Property, houses, land for sale in Quebec - listings of Quebec Real Estate companies all Quebec realtors. Mont Tremblant, Montreal, Hull, Laval, Quebec City real estate for sale: Quebec Realto...
16. The Munroe Series Settings Idea Girl Consulting - The Munroe Series Settings - A description of the Fictional Settings in each of the fourteen books. Place Royale, Montmorency Falls, Beauport, London, England, New York City, United States, Canada in the early 1900s. I've also...
17. The Kid Scoop Your free, all-in-one reference for kids activities, programs, classes and events across the island of Montreal. Source, Plan, Register and Pay on-line for your kids activities with Montreal Directory: The Kid Scoop.
18. About Quebec City Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America and is well worth seeing! It has a long and rich history and has lots to see any time of year.
19. NASCAR in Quebec and Canada More NASCAR in Canada and more NASCAR in the rain. Racing in the rain always makes for an exciting race. I would definitely like to see more NASCAR races in Canada.
20. Gaspesie and Baie des Chaleurs Check out this page for great info on the Gaspe coast and Baie-des-Chaleurs region, one of the worlds 32 most beautiful bays. Located in eastern Quebec, and blessed with a warm climate, the region is surrounded by the sea and some of the east coast's...