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The Battle of the Plains of Abraham, perhaps the most famous battle of the Seven Years War between England and France (1756 - 1763) cost the French the entire continent.

Plans to re-enact the historic battle Plains of Abraham have been cancelled. The decison follows soverignist threats of protests and fears of violence.

Quebec City captures the romance and feel of another place and time; the Chateau Frontenac is the embodiment of that mood.

The Habitants were the original settlers brought to New France in the 17th Century.

In 2008 Quebec City celebrates its 400th anniversary. What better time to visit than when the entire city is aglow with festivities.

if you've ever considered visiting Quebec City, 2008 is the year to do it! The city celebrates its 400th anniversary with special festivals, concerts, exhibits and more.

With a daring climb up steep cliffs, the British surprised the French and took control of Quebec in one of the largest battles of the French and Indian War.

Enjoy Quebec City's highlights from the famous Chateau Frontenac to the boutiques of Rue St. Jean the best way possible: on foot.

Mr. Christie's Winter Carnival combines the best of Canada's most European city, Quebec City, with childlike winter fun and adult culinary pleasures.

On June 24, Quebec celebrates its national holiday - St. Jean Baptiste Day. A wide variety of festivities across the province are on tap for those wishing to take part.

Quebec City festivals and special events include the Image Mill, New France Festival, Cirque du Soleil's new show Ovo, and a Summer Festival line-up with Kiss and Sting.

The French and Indian War was a conflict fought in North America from 1754 to 1763.

Following the 1759 British conquest of French-controlled Canada, battlefield hero Gen. James Murray (1721-1794) took the reins of government.

Looking to spice up your love life this Valentine's Day? Why not spend a few evening in Quebec City's most romantic hotel, Le Clos Saint-Louis.

Conveniently located adjacent to the Grand Allee, Loews Le Concorde offers affordable luxury and one of the best views in Quebec City.

Quebec is party city this year as it celebrates its 400th anniversary. So if you're going there to enjoy the fun here are a few suggestions as to where to stay.

Life and work of English poet Thomas Gray (1716-1771).

Entertaining sightseeing and walking tours in Quebec City include a Chateau Frontenac guided tour and a changing of the guard ceremony at La Citadelle.

The combination of fine skiing and snowboarding, Nordic skiing, and history create a unique winter vacation destination at Quebec City and Mont-Sainte-Anne.

In 1763, following the surrender of New France, the former French colony was turned over to Great Britain and renamed the Province of Quebec.