Every year, thousands of visitors flock to the Québec Winter Carnival to enjoy a host of activities for all ages. Those brave enough to sign up for the Quebec Winter Carnival snow bath run onto the snow, laughing and screaming. The group of semi-naked men and women are wearing...
Don't confuse an economuseum with an ecomuseum. An economuseum (or ÉCONOMUSÉE® ) is a growing movement in parts of the world that showcase living arts, artisanal food making, crafts and culture. Although Quebec is renowned for its unique French Quebec culture, far too few visitors know about its vibrant...
The world’s largest log “cabin,” blonde bears, electric ATVs and remote cabins on secluded lakes make Montebello in Quebec a fabulous destination. From natural blondes (bears, that is...) through to the majesty of the world’s largest “log cabin” (Fairmont Le Château Montebello resort), there's a range of amazing things to...
Québec is renowned for its regional foods from le terroir (“the region”) and the best restaurants in Montreal dish up everything from foie gras to organic vegetables available dans la belle province. Happily, fresh local fare is easy to find at bustling farmers’ markets.
So, it's not surprising that one...
Bagel king Joe Morena has devoted his life to capturing Montreal’s burgeoning bagel culture. Many say he makes the best bagels in Montreal. He reveals the secrets behind his art and why these Montreal bagels are the best in town.
It’s Sunday morning, at St-Viateur Bagel bakery in Montreal’s multicultural...
Founded by French Explorer Samuel de Champlain in 1608, the capital of Québec is situated on a cliff overlooking the St. Lawrence River. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site because it is the only walled city in North America. If you are wondering what to do in Quebec City,...
26 Famous Landmarks in Canada
A country with stunning landscapes of mountains, waterfalls and lakes, Canada has a huge selection of natural landmarks. With a rich history and vibrant...
