21. The Weather Network · Quebec · Quebec · Canada the weather network web site provides weather forecasts, news, and information for Canadian cities, US cities and International cities, including weather http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/cities/can/pages/CAQC0441.htm

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22. 1001 Québec Canada Information - Proudly Presented By Kanada News' Canada Vacat Provides an overview of information about quebec, its regions, cities and local attractions, as well as a searchable directory of accommodations and tours. http://www.kanada-quebec.de/en/index.html

Québec, Canada Welcomes you Content Canada's largest province is unlike the rest of Canada and North America. Not only that the majority of the population is French, but the unique culture, architecture, music, food, and religion make a visit a truly experience for itself. Its modern cities and charming rural towns offer a wealth of diversity. 'Kebec' - meaning 'where the river narrows' - is an Algonkian Indian word. Montréal, the province's largest city, where English is still widely used, is noted for its nightlife, food and museums. After Toronto, ON, Montréal is Canada's second largest city. English and French culture is somehow mixed and results in an unique blend. It's a friendly and romantic place where couples kiss on the street and strangers talk to each other. The Montréal Museum of Fine Arts and the Notre Dame Basilica are some of the must-see if you visit Montréal. Québec City shouldn't be missed out, if you visit the province. It is the heart of French Canada, with a rich history, culture and beauty. Its European appearance and atmosphere and the charm of an old-world city make a visit to an unique experience nowhere else found in North America. The entire old section of town has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't miss the historic battlements on the Plains of Abraham, which is one of the most important historic places in French and British history. Québec in Figures The country's largest province covers an area of 1,540,680 sq. km and is in many ways a country for its own. It is twice the size of Texas and seven times the size of the United Kingdom. It stretches approx. 2,000 km from north to south, and 1,500 km from east to west. It extends from the fertile St. Lawrence Lowlands bordering four US states (New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine), to the vast expanse of Baffin Island and the northern boreal seas. Québec borders Ontario on the west and New Brunswick on the east.

23. Default An index of cities and towns in quebec, with links to their respective websites. http://www.info-villes.com/

24. Quebec City (Canada) | Frommers.com Complete Guide to quebec City. Introduction cities in quebec City. Charlevoix Ile d Orleans SteAnne-de-Beaupre. Frommer s Photo Center http://www.frommers.com/destinations/quebeccity/

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25. Quebec City, Quebec At Priceline quebec City, quebec Page, with information about quebec City, quebec. http://cruises.priceline.com/cruise-lines/cruise-cities-all/q-r/quebec-city--que

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26. Geography 421: Canadian Cities quebec City, the capital of the province quebec, is located at the mouth of the St. The quebec City metropolitan area has a population of 671000, http://www.edu.pe.ca/threeoaks/grassroots/cities/quebec.htm

Geography 421: Canadian Cities Quebec City Research by: Amber Adams and Lindsay MacKinnon Quebec City City Map Basic Statistics Economy Attractions Quebec City Links: Quebec City on the Travel Canoe Website Quebec City Districts Quebec City's Harry Palmer Gallery About Quebec City Quebec City, the capital of the province Quebec, is located at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River. The Quebec City metropolitan area has a population of 671,000, though the city itself has 167,000 residents. Quebec City is the only fortified city in North America, and was the cradle of French civilization in North America. City Map This map was found at MapQuest Basic Statistics The Stats Canada website was used as a reference for the following information: Population (1996): Land Area: 88.86 km Age Characteristics Age Quebec City Quebec Canada 65 and over Average Age First Language Language Quebec City Quebec Canada English French Bilingual Other Education Quebec City Quebec Canada % of the population with less than grade 9 % of the population with a high school diploma or higher % of the population with a trade or non-university diploma or higher % of the population that has completed a university degree Income and Work Quebec City Quebec Canada Average Total Income Persons employed in the labour force 1996 Labour force participation rate 1996 Unemployment Rate Persons working in agriculture and resource based industries (primary) Persons working in manufacturing and construction industries (secondary) Persons working in service industry (tertiary)

27. Quebec City Tourist Information - Quebec, Canada, North America Provided By Colu quebec City City Overview gives a summary on the city with links to detailed information on attractions, sightseeing, events, shopping, hotels, http://www.cityguide.travel-guides.com/cities/quc/cityoverview.asp

OAS_sitepage = URL + '/NorthAmerica/QuebecCity/CityOverview'; Research Quebec City hotels at TripAdvisor City Overview City Statistics Cost of Living ... Quebec City City Guide QUEBEC CITY City Overview The ‘cradle of New France’ and the bastion of French culture in North America today, Quebec City is the most charming city on the continent. Nowhere else is the past so well preserved in an ensemble of 17th- to 19th-century buildings, wrapped tight in the fortifications of the only walled city north of Mexico. A popular destination for visitors, with its horse-drawn calèches rattling down cobblestone streets between grey-stone buildings, Old Quebec also won recognition from UNESCO and was declared a World Heritage Site in 1985. Located in the eastern portion of massive Canada, the city’s fortunes are largely due to its geography and history. The walled Upper Town sits atop the strategic Cap Diamant, overlooking the spot where the St Lawrence River narrows (known as the kebec to the original Algonquin inhabitants). The view from the river is dominated by the towering copper-roofed Chateau Frontenac; the wide wooden boardwalk known as Dufferin Terrace running along in front of it is often the first place visitors head to when they enter the Upper Town. At the foot of Cap Diamant and linked by a funicular, the Lower Town was the spot where Samuel de Champlain founded the city in 1608, some 73 years after Jacques Cartier was the first European to ‘discover’ the area. Today, the buildings in the Lower Town’s Place Royale have been restored to their original appearance – at a cost of around one million Canadian Dollars per house.

28. Jean Lesage International Airport transfrontalières et Internationales, Eastern quebec s hub airport offering cities, and weekly chartered flights; 20 service suppliers (Nav Canada, http://www.aeroportdequebec.com/english/gen.htm

History International Zone Business Opportunities Statistics Mission and vision Managing and operating Jean Lesage International Airport according to effective management principles designed to generate a return on investment and, at the same time, ensure safe airport operations. Making sustained investment in developing services and upgrading infrastructures at the Jean Lesage International Airport. Collaborating on regional development initiatives (in both the business and tourism sectors), via support to various high benefit projects (i.e., that generate increased demand) and active marketing efforts designed to improve service offering. Providing services to our various customer groups. 32 tenants (airport grounds, general access) 30 tenants and franchisees (terminal) Many carriers offering numerous daily connections to 14 cities, and weekly chartered flights

29. Transports Québec : Traffic Webcams Images from traffic Webcams in the Québec City region. Distances between cities Road works Cargo securement Bulk trucking Vehicle load and size http://www.mtq.gouv.qc.ca/en/information/cameras/quebec/index.asp

@import url(/styles/generale.css); pageID = "sm"; Traffic Webcams Québec region Cameras by section Bridges Cameras by section North shore of fleuve Saint-Laurent Autoroute Duplessis (A-540) Autoroute de la Capitale (A-40) Autoroute Charest (A-440) Autoroute Henri-IV (A-73) ... Autoroute Laurentienne (A-73) South shore of fleuve Saint-Laurent Autoroute Jean-Lesage (A-20) Autoroute Robert-Cliche (A-73) Bridges Pont Pierre-Laporte (A-20/A-73) Last modification of this page: Policy on privacy Traffic Webcams Official road map Road conditions ... Transportation Plan

30. Quebec City Breaks And Weekend Breaks, Cheap Weekends And City Breaks In Quebec breaks to quebec, as well as many other of the world s most sophisticated cities. To book your perfect quebec city break, simply enter your requirements http://www.lastminute.com/site/travel/holidays/citybreaks/section_index_city.htm

31. Quebec City Travel Guide - Quebec - Quebec City City Guide City guide to quebec City with information on travel, transport, shopping, cheap flights, airports, hotel booking, sights, attractions, events and more. http://www.wordtravels.com/Cities/Quebec/Quebec City

var refurl="http://www.wordtravels.com"; var other = "ee=0"; lea_getter(refurl,other,"uk"); Home Quebec Travel Guide Quebec City Travel Guide Quebec City Overview Attractions Excursions Events ... Read Travel Reviews Tools Print this guide E-mail this guide Directory Travel Insurance Holiday Brochures Cheap Airfares Just back from the trip of a lifetime, or was it a holiday from hell? Share your experience with our readers, write a review on your travel destination or hotel at reviews. wordtravels. com Quebec City Travel Guide Quebec City Perched on top of Cap Diamant, overlooking the St. Lawrence River, Quebec City was first settled by the French in 1608, named from a native Algonquin word meaning 'where the river narrows'. Despite having been ceded to the British in 1759, the city's population of more than half a million are today 95 percent French-speaking, lending a definite 'joie de vivre' and culture to the atmosphere. About four million visitors are drawn to Quebec City each year, to savour this French charm, the famed Quebec gourmet scene, and the beauty of the historic Old City where winding cobbled streets are lined with 17th and 18th century stone houses and churches, bewitching parks, elegant squares, and numerous monuments. The city is included on Unesco's World Heritage List and is the only fortified city in the Americas, north of Mexico. Just a few kilometres from downtown this lively city presents numerous opportunities for outdoor activities and recreation, like horseback riding, canoeing, hiking and skiing.

32. Montreal And Quebec, Canada quebec City has 400 years of history, and is one of the most charming cities in all of “As much as I travel, I love going to Montreal and quebec City. http://www.women-traveling.com/Trips/2005-MontrealandQuebec.htm

~ Canadian Discovery ~ Montreal and Quebec City July 22 - 26, 2005 “As much as I travel, I love going to Montreal and Quebec City. Not only is there the feel of being in Europe, but the shopping is unique and the prices can’t be beat!” Debra Asberry President Women Traveling Together, See List of 2005/2006 Tours 12 Month Trip Calendar Copper Canyon, Mexico Las Vegas at the Venetian The Coast of Maine Seattle, WA and Vancouver, BC Vermont for Fall Foliage Albuquerque Balloon Festival - 2006 Charleston, SC - 2006 CHINA and the Yangtze River - 2006 Desert Beauty Outside Vegas - 2006 Doral Spa, Miami - 2006 Golf Instruction Weekend - 2006 Green Valley Spa, Utah - 2006 Canadian Heli Hiking - 2006 Iceland - 2006 Mississippi Cruise - 2006 Napa Valley and San Francisco - 2006 New Orleans - 2006 Newport and Cape Cod - 2006 San Antonio, Texas - 2006 San Diego, CA - 2006 The Island of Sicily, Italy - 2006 Tall Ship Sailing - 2006 Winter Play Time - 2006 Yosemite and Lake Tahoe - 2006 A Beautiful day in Old Montreal Quebec City with the Chateau Frontenac in the distance.

33. Repertory Of Commemorative Monuments Of Quebec City. As quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America, This site was made possible through the cooperation of the quebec City archives department http://collections.ic.gc.ca/quebec/accueil/accueil_anglais.html

Repertory of commemorative monuments of Quebec city As Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America, it is easy to imagine all the history that has unfolded there over the centuries. The city has also retained a European character unique in North America. So it is not surprising that it is a World Heritage Site. A city for tourists, rich in history, where succeeding generations of great men and women worked to build a colony and then a countrywe could not talk about the history of Quebec City without knowing all these historical characters. And in a sense, that is the purpose of this collection: to get to know various historical characters important in the history of Quebec City and Canada by presenting a number of monuments commemorating Quebec City, the historical characters and events represented, and the creators and sponsors of the monuments themselves. Of course, there are so many of these men and women that it is not possible to name them all, but you will find most of them here. They will take you back in time to gain a better understanding of our origins and the foundations of our country. This site was made possible through the co-operation of the Quebec City archives department, which provided many of the documents we used to present information available only in certain contemporary records. We hope you will experience all the rich history evoked by the existence of these monuments in the very heart of Quebec City, cradle of French America.

34. Salsa In Quebec City, Quebec - Canada - SalsaPower.com Translate this page Salsa in quebec City - A list of cities around the world with lists of salsa clubs, salsa schools and salsa events! http://www.salsapower.com/cities/canada/quebec_city.htm

Welcome to Quebec City, Quebec, Canada! Your Local Correspondent in Quebec City For events click HERE Liste des Clubs / Clubs List Français English Parc Nautique de Cap-Rouge 4155, chemin de la Plage-Jacques-Cartier, Cap-Rouge les mercredi Parc Nautique de Cap-Rouge 4155, chemin de la Plage-Jacques-Cartier, Cap-Rouge Wednesday evenings from 6 p.m. til 10 p.m. Completely Free! Cabaret le Beaugarte 2600, Boul. Laurier Avant de se rendre au Charlotte, les gens vont habituellement au Beaugarte le mercredi Cabaret le Beaugarte 2600, Boul. Laurier Prior to going to the Charlotte, people usually go to the Beaugarte each Wednesday from 6:00 til 10:00 p.m. where they can enjoy free snacks and dancing to the salsa beat for Latino happy hour. No cover charge. Charlotte Lounge mercredis vendredis Salsa Cubaine Charlotte Lounge Salsa nights each Wednesday from 8:30 p.m. til 3 a.m. with free lessons for beginners. Enjoy the sound of DJ Raphael on one of the best wooden floors in Quebec City. Mostly salsa with some merengues and bachatas. Salsa nights every

35. Québec City - Tourist Guide Of Quebec, The Portal Of Quebec, Canada, Accommodat Welcome to the Tourist Guide of quebec, Canada, The Portal, Accommodation, Vehicules Virtual Marketplace, Business Directory, Advertisers, Activities. http://www.quebecweb.com/tourisme/quebec/villequebec/introang.html

Home Site Map Bienvenue sur le site de quebecweb, Le portail au québec pour vos recherche internet. Quebec City The new Quebec City has been constitued in November 2001 by the old Quebec Urban Community. We present you this one along with the distance from the former downtown to the center of the surround number 1 (formely Quebec City). Sainte-Foy (9 km) Sillery (6 km) Beauport (8 km) Cap-Rouge (16 km) Loretteville (15 km) Ancienne-Lorette (16 km) Charlesbourg (16 km) Lac Saint-Charles (18 km) Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures (24 km) Vanier (7 km) Quebec City offers indisputable proof that North America has a secular history and an ancestral culture. Three centuries of colonial conquests, a French, English and finally Quebec regime, are at the origins of the unusual architectural aspect of Quebec City. The juxtaposition of French, English, North-American, modern and secular constructions in the same urban scenery, gives the city a very interesting anachronic character, and is at the very least unexpected... you either like it or don't like, but you can't remain indifferent... The capital of New France under the French regime (1608-1759), then the fortress-city of the english colony and capital of lower-Canada under the English regime (1763-1867), Quebec became the provincial capital at the time as the canadian Confederation in 1867 (creation of Canada into federated provinces).

36. Québec - Tourist Guide Of Quebec, The Portal Of Quebec, Canada, Accommodation, It includes The Greater quebec City Area, and has more than half a million The quebec City Area is a unique region, offering in seemingly limitless http://www.quebecweb.com/tourisme/quebec/introang.html

Home Site Map Bienvenue sur le site de quebecweb, Le portail au québec pour vos recherche internet. The Greater Quebec Area Tourist Region , bordered on the South by the St.Lawrence River , is located in the South Central part of the Province of Quebec . It includes The Greater Quebec City Area, and has more than half a million residents, primarily French speaking. This area is divided into four Multi-County Regional Municipalities (MRC) and one city. Quebec City incorporates 8 districts, located on the nNorth side of the St.Lawrence (native Quebeckers "the Quebecois" often identify themselves as being from «The North Shore» or «The South Shore», depending upon which side of the river they live). The Multi-County Regional Municipalities are: Jacques-Cartier Portneuf Accommodation Quebec! Is it a country, a province, a region, a city or a community? The name can cause a great deal of confusion, at least for non-residents. Consequently, when you arrive in Quebec City, you are in the Province of Quebec. When speaking about Quebec City, the Quebecois have coined descriptive terminology. Depending upon the context to which they are referring (topography, history, day-to-day life, archeology, culture ...) the city takes on a different name (The Old City, The Old Capital, The Lower-Town, the Upper-Town, or Old Quebec)!!! "Located where the river narrows, Quebec City has survived

37. Holiday Ideas In Québec: In The Heart Of The Cities Harmonizing North American innovation with European tradition and charm, Québec s larger cities reflect the uniqueness of its culture. http://www.bonjourquebec.com/anglais/idees_vac/villes/

Baie-James Bas-Saint-Laurent Charlevoix Duplessis Eastern Townships Laurentides Laval Manicouagan Mauricie Nunavik Outaouais Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Home Page Holiday Ideas In the Heart of the Cities City Action Gatineau Island cities like or Laval , or riverine cities like and Gatineau restaurants on the continent. A stay in one of these cities is a great introduction to the province. The calendar of cultural events and activities varies from city to city throughout the year, but one thing's certain, it's always packed. Blink and you'll see posters for museum cultural life - like the nightlife - never stops! Enamoured with fresh air and the outdoors , Quebecers have practically built their cities in the heart of the wilderness. Not only can you hike cross-country ski or cycle See also: Shopping Churches and sanctuaries Casinos Bonjour Québec is brought to you by the ministère du Tourisme and Bell Canada. Policy on privacy About us document.write('');

38. Quebec City, Quebec - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia quebec City (officially, Québec), is the capital of the Canadian province of quebec. In quebec City is à Québec. Officially, the city is called Québec http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_City

Quebec City, Quebec From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Quebec City Quebec City View of Vieux-Qu©bec showing Upper and Lower Towns. Detail Detail Motto Site in the province of Qu©bec Official logo Provincial statute Province Country Capitale-Nationale Qu©bec Canada Gentil© Qu©b©cois, Qu©b©coise Mayor Mandate Jean-Paul L'Allier federal Members of Parliament Louis-H©bert Louis-Saint-Laurent Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier Qu©bec Montmorency Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-C. Beauport—Limoilou Roger Clavet Bernard Cleary Guy Cot© Christiane Gagnon ... Members of the National Assembly of Quebec Montmorency Jean-Talon Jean-Lesage Louis-H©bert La Peltrie Vanier Tashereau Charlesbourg Chauveau Raymond Bernier Margaret Delisle Michel Despr©s Sam Hamad France Hamel Sylvain L©gar© Agn¨s Maltais ‰ric R. Mercier Sarah Perreault Area km² Population Population density 528,595 inhab. 682,757 inhab. 963.8 inhab./km² Population rank: Time zone UTC Latitude Longitude 46°48' N 71°23' W Quebec City (in French: Qu©bec ; corporate legal name Ville de Qu©bec ), is the capital of the

39. Quebec City Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide quebec City. Québec City is the rather Europeanflavoured capital of Québec province. The city is divided between an Old Town bristling with historic http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/north_america/quebec_city/

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40. Quebec City Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide Lonely Planet s online guide to quebec City. quebec City. Jump to Introduction Orientation When to Go Events Attractions Off the Beaten Track http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/north_america/quebec_city/printable.htm

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