Quebec Scouting group, includes meeting times and places, resources, photo gallery, events and activities, and contacts for; Beavers colony, Wolf Cub pack, Scout troop and Venturer company.…

Eighth Bishop of Quebec, Canada; born Quebec, 24 April, 1710; died 7 June, 1788.

Gives a brief history of this Canadian province and talks about Quebec at the beginning of the twentieth century. Article originally published in 1911.

Society promoting studies and knowledge of Ancient Egyptian Civilization. The Quebec chapter and related events in Montreal.

Official site for the Quebec punk band includes show dates, profiles, and merchandise.

Provides travel packages for fishing trips to the Gaspe peninsula, featuring holiday packages tailored to budgets, and Atlantic Salmon fishing on scenic rivers in Québec.

Breeder of Samoyed, located in Saint Eugène de Grantham, Quebec, Canada. Breeding plan, dogs and litters information.

Describes current research and conservation programs, with images, maps, and lists of the species and habitats being studied.

Modern orthodox synagogue in Quebec, Canada.

Information from this online encyclopedia that anyone can edit.

Excerpt from Champlain's journal relates one of the explorer's greatest accomplishments. Translated into English.

Catholic educator and priest; born at Windsor, Vermont, in 1799; died at Lorette, near Quebec, Canada, in 1852.

A blog of a western Canadian anglophone who is now living in Quebec, and provides a journal of experiences.

Includes industry and school printing, weddings and digital printing. Located in Quebec. Available in English and French.

Site advocating the rights of Quebec's English population.

Pictures and pedigrees. Quebec. [English and French].

Offers \'Country Supper Storytelling Concerts\' in Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario.

A celebrated early Jesuit missionary in New York State, b. at Bourges, France, 19 November, 1635 (al. 1631); d. at Quebec, 31 December, 1708.

Offers dog sledding adventures in Quebec, Canada. Site is in English and French.

Redpath Museum site. Covers many aspects of biological diversity, including theory, species lists, and conservations issues. Emphasis on the province of Quebec.