The Carrefour de l'Érable of Plessisville includes the Tourist Information Bureau, the Délices érable et cie (maple products shop), the Grandes-Coulées regional park (GPS rallies, shelter rentals), an auditorium and an exhibition hall. The Carrefour is ...
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Harricana… Is the river crossed since thousands of years by the Anicinabek Nation. It was the one that the settlers and their families navigated into this territory. Those first families are the soul of it and its heart is hidden under the ground, one ...
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Discover Minganie, its hidden treasures, and vast natural expanses waiting to be explored! From Manitou Falls to the pebbles of Natashquan, and from the Mingan Archipelago to Anticosti Island, the unique flora and fauna, as well as our seafood and local ...
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Explore the winter magic that characterizes Témiscamingue, a captivating region where nature flourishes in all its splendor. Preserved landscapes invite you to total immersion, providing incredible authenticity to your adventure. Dive into winter activities ...
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Spending your vacation in Abitibi-Ouest means choosing one of Quebec's best-kept secrets to unwind from the hectic pace of life. Here, wild nature reigns supreme with its rich forests and remarkable bodies of water. It's an immense playground of almost ...
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Discover a magnificent place where the vastness of Lac-Saint-Jean dances with the sky on the horizon, where lush forests rub shoulders with an electrifying downtown area and where mountains and rivers are veritable playgrounds for all those in search ...
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Already recognized for its bucolic landscapes, its rich heritage and its agrotourism, the cultural places of Île d’Orléans will delight you just as much. On this island located in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, 10 minutes from downtown Quebec, ...
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The Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation, formerly called the Maliseet of Viger First Nation, is the only Wolastoqey Nation in Quebec territory. Six other Wolastoqey Nations are in New Brunswick. After the loss of Viger's reserve lands in 1869, the community ...
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It’s for good reason that Gaspésie is a sought-out destination known in the history of Quebec tourism. Long renowned for the beauty of its imposing natural landscapes, the region attracts visitors from all around the world. First coveted by the bourgeoisie ...
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Welcoming, wild and beautiful, Nunavik is found in Quebec’s arctic region: a vast, virgin territory located to the north of the 55th parallel, bordered on the west by Hudson Bay, to the north by Hudson Strait, and to the east by Ungava Bay and Labrador ...
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