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Articles related to "Quebec"
A Look at the Provinces, Part VI: Quebec This is the sixth article in the series. Quebec is the province east of Ontario. It is the largest province in area and is the only completely Francophone Province. It has an area of 1,540,680 square kilometres and has a population of 6,895,963 people (1991 census). The Capital is Quebec (usually referred to as Quebec City). It was the one of the founding provinces of the Confederation in 1867. quebec • quebec city • history • canada • new france
Visiting Quebec City Often called the cradle of French culture in North America, Quebec City offers the best of both new and old world vacation escapes. quebec • quebec city • sugar shack • chateau frontenac • ice hotel
The Road to Ottawa You may think that Ottawa has always been the capital of Canada, but that's not all that true. It is true that the nation in which we live in has always had Ottawa but before 1867, the capital moved around the nation. canada • ottawa • york • kingston • capital
Kissing Francois Nations like individuals are defined by our relationships. The possibility of change in the relationship between Quebec and Canada can be frightening. canada • quebec • october crisis • flq • liberation
Skiing Quebec's Le Massif Resort A review of Quebec's Le Massif Ski Resort featuring the annual Great Horned Owl Event where local delicacies are served slope side. skiing deals • le massif ski resort • charlevoix region • quebec city • st. lawrence river
St. Lawrence River Boat Tours in Montreal Attention landlubbers! Montreal goes maritime at the Old Port - also known as the Quays of the Old Port - with seafaring adventures for everyone. st. lawrence river boat tours • st. lawrence river dinner cruises • montreal canada travel • montreal travel • montreal hotels
Traveling Quebec to Montreal Churches and shrines in villages like Leclercville, St. Michel, St. Antoine de Tilly, Ste. Croix and enchanting views of St. Lawrence River highlight Route 132 drives. quebec route 132 • st. lawrence river • le musee de religions in nicolet • st. antoine de tilly • leclercville
Canada Recognizes Kosovo Canada officially recognizes the recent unilateral independence of Kosovo. Does this mean it must do the same should Quebec declare unilateral independence? canada recognizes kosovo • canadian foreign affairs minister maxime bernier s • kosovo as an independent state from serbia • quebec independence • quebec refrendums on independence
Les Canadiens-Francais (The French Canadians) It's the 24th of June and it's La Saint Jean Baptiste or Saint John the Baptist Day. La Saint Jean is a holiday which is very important to French Canadians. So here we go, an article on French Canadians french canadians • quebecois • francophones • festivals • fete nationale du quebec
2009 St. Jean, Quebec Hot Air Balloon Festival The 2009 edition of the International Balloon Festival of St. Jean sur Richelieu floats into town Aug. 8 to 16. More than 100 colorful hot air balloons will be on site. flo rida at the montreal balloon fest • simple plan at the montreal balloon fest • montreal hot air balloon rides • montreal sightseeing • montreal travel
Confederation Happy Birthday Canada! It's Canada Day (July 1st) this week and Canada turns 133 years old! Here's how Canada came to be on July 1st, 1867. canada day • confederation • conference • pei • charlottetown
Nahentah! Cree
An aboriginal language meets the millennium head-on. cree • algonquin • algonkian • quebec • canada
Quebec's Ice Hotel Made entirely of ice and snow, the Ice Hotel sports a lounge, chapel, and 36 rooms and suites. ice hotel • quebec • snow • ice • art galleries
Skiing Quebec's Bromont Mountain Skiers enjoy winter sports with a continental flair in the Eastern Townships, a French-speaking North American country with broad sking experiences close by. skiing • quebec • bromont mountain • night • day
The Year of Living Dangerously
Surprising revelations punctuate World Languages' first 30 articles. language • linguistics • linguist • arabic • quebec
Visit a Sugar Shack in Quebec When Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs sang about the sugar shack way back in 1963, they might have had a hit single, but the best sugar shacks were - and are - in Quebec. quebec • quebec city • sugar shack • maple sugar • maple butter
Bucharest - Beyond the City Limits The Quebec Declaration on Ecotourism gives guidelines on ecotourism that the Romanian tourist industry seeks to enforce. bucharest • romania • ecotourism • danube delta • quebec declaration on ecotourism
Claude Jutra's Mon Oncle Antoine Mon Oncle Antoine is a tale not only of its main character, but of Quebec itself. While Benoit comes of age, so too does the province. claude jutra • mon oncle antoine • criterion collection • quiet revolution • quebec history
A Look at the Provinces, Part V: Ontario This is the fifth article in the series. Ontario is the richest and most populous province in Canada and is Home to the federal capital. Situated between Manitoba and Quebec. It has an area of 412,582 square kilometres and has a population of 9,042,433 people. The Capital is Toronto. It was one of the founding provinces in 1867. province • toronto • central canada
Canadian Authors For no perticular reason at all, here are some Authors that are Canadian. canada • authors • gabrielle roy • robertson davies • anne hebert
Sugar Beets From Coast to Coast Sugar beets provided a portion of Canada's need for sugar, and have been tantalizing the country's tastebuds since the 19th Century. The industry is still strong today. canadian history • sugar beets • canada's sweet crop • sugar beet industry continues to supply approximat • another plant grown in canadian soil has supplied
French Toast: Why America's French Programmes Are In Danger
Why are Americans abandoning one of the world's most useful languages? teaching french in us schools • quebec • france • paris • america
The Pre-Canadian Enlightenment Although Canada did not exist as a country during the 18th Century, many events that happened then still have an impact on this nation today. The Enlightenment party brought everyone together. new france • 18th century • age of enlightenment • new world • acadians
Bones to Ashes by Kathy Reichs Combining the secrets of Quebec's ancient Acadia with modern forensic technology, "Bones to Ashes" helps Brennan confront a mystery from her childhood. bones mysteries • dr. tempe brennan • mysteries set in montreal • mystery novels set in quebec • bones to ashes
No Taxation Without Representation Taxation was the political issue after the French & Indian War. American revolutionary rebels say The Proclamation Line, The Quartering Act and The Quebec Act mean war! virtual representation • political cause of the american revolution • proclamation line • quartering act • quebec act
Pointe-à-Callière Hosts Public Market The time is 1705. The place is Old Montreal. What did our ancestors do on the weekend? Just like us, they probably went shopping. montreal museums • montreal travel • montreal hotels • pointe a calliere museum • old port of montreal
Saint Antoine Daniel Saint Antoine Daniel was one of the first Jesuit missionaries in Canada, working among the Hurons for twelve years before his death in 1648. saint antoine daniel • saint anthony daniel • susan young de biagi • cibou • jesuit missionaries in canada
Montreal Canadiens; Hockey Institution An article about the Montreal Canadiens, the oldest and most successful hockey franchise of all time. montreal canadiens nhl 24 stanley cups wanderers s
Eh? Esf Site review of Canada's Out of This World: Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy, an electronic exhibition. out of this world • canadian science fiction and fantasy • merril collection • national library of canada • the identity variations
Mount Pleasant Walking Tour in Vancouver, BC The historical buildings near Main Street in Vancouver, BC, merit a Mount Pleasant walking tour. This holiday vacation recommendation is free in British Columbia, Canada. mount pleasant • walking tour • vancouver bc • holiday vacation • british columbia canada
The Royal Montreal Golf Club The Royal Montreal Golf Club was the first official permanent golf club in Canada, established in 1873. Men, women and children enjoyed the lush private club facilities. canadian history • golf in canada • royal montreal golf club in 1884 • on the outskirts of montreal called the montreal g • royal was added to the moniker
Northern Spring Perennials These super-hardy early flowering perennials are great in the gardens and the wild in zones 4 and colder. snow • zone 4 • zone 3 • zone 2 • zone 1
Social Problems Across the Border Drug Trafficking and other challenges for Aboriginal nations divided by the US-Canadian border. aboriginals on the us-canadian border • drug trafficking on the us-canadian border • the medicine line • border tribes • law enforcement challenges
The Fairmont Empress, Victoria The Fairmont Empress Hotel sits regally overlooking the inner harbour of Victoria, BC, as one of the city's favourite accommodations. fairmont empress hotel • victoria bc • british columbia canada accommodations • inner harbour downtown area • royal tea empress room
Acadians This is sort of a continuation of the Article: French Canadians. Now we look at the Acadians. acadians • french • deportation • nova scotia • new brunswick
Ratatouille trailer Trailer for Pixar's next movie debuts on Cinoche ratatouille • cars • pixar • brad bird • jan pinkava
Summer Vacation with Teens Take your teen on summer vacation, and he or she is likely to sneer at the idea of museum visits and historic tours. Try these fun and funky summer vacations with teens. summer • vacations • teens • kids • travel
Aloysious and Me A teen-age boy contemplates the mysteries of religion, family, and first love, plus a family saint. A true story. depression • childhood • growing up • mental health • personal story
British Columbia Schizophrenia Society (BCSS) Contact information, a glossary and more information on Schizophrenia schizophrenia • mental • illness • child • adolescent
Dr. Gerald Bull, Missile Scientist Dr. Gerald Bull spent his life researching, reinventing and creating new methods of missile launching. His munitions science eventually lead to his murder. dr gerald vincent bull • dr bull missile scientist • dr bull project babylon • dr bull designed supergun • dr bull lead harp
Montreal's Sculpture Gardens and Public Art Prominent public art, splendid sculptures, and magnificent monuments artistically inspire generations, pay homage to our ancestors, and evoke a sense of city pride. montreal travel • free travel • free sightseeing in montreal • canada travel • montreal hotels
Summer Sports at Eastern Ski R In summertime, ski resorts turn to a full range of warm weather adventure alternatives. Here’s a sampling of what's happening in the eastern U.S. and Canada. summertime ski resort • eastern ski resorts summer • mountain resort summer activities • water parks • ski resort mountain biking
TO Wine and Cheese Show The 2006 Toronto Wine and Cheese Show is 23 years young, offering everyone with an appetite for good food and drink a plethora of choice. And since it's my birthday today too- I humbly offer you a gift- a roundup of some of the finest in food and drink on offer at this year's show. toronto wine and cheese show • madeira • hernder estate • dairy farmers of canada • bellingham wine
Canadian Internet Resources eh? The best gardening internet resources for Canadians, complete with research tools, general gardening sites, and places where you can ask questions about your garden problems. canadian gardening • canadian gardens • landscape • websites • web sites
John McLaughlin, Chief Factor of Fort Vancouver John McLoughlin, "the white-headed eagle," was chief factor of the Hudson's Bay Company post at Fort Vancouver, Washington. The post was a successful operation for the company. McLoughlin treated Indian and white man alike, and ran a smooth operation while he was in charge. john mcloughlin • fort vancouver • fur trade • hudson's bay company • george simpson
Monster House in digital 3-D Sony/Columbia and Real-D get together to show 3-D version of Monster House in selected U.S. and Canadian theatres. monster house • columbia • sony • animation • film
Thomas D'arcy McGee An Irishman, McGee joined the political fray, gaining a reputation as one of Canada's best speakers. His enthusiasm earned him both praise and enemies. thomas d'arcy mcgee • mcgee immigrated from ireland • mcgee moved to montreal lower canada • mcgee a father of confederation • canada's first political assassination
SAVING SALAR SUPREME: ATLANTIC SALMON NEED HELP Atlantic salmon records and recovery fishing • flyfishing • atlantic salmon • conservation • fisheries |
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