1. Canadian Genealogy And History Links - Quebec the Eastern Townships and many useful links. quebec history Extensive site that analyses the main events, issues and concepts of quebec history from 1760 to today http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/quebec.html

Canadian Genealogy and History Links Quebec Entries preceded by a indicate it is a new entry or the URL has changed or been updated within the last 14 days. Personal Quebec Pages Quebec Archives - Libraries - Museums Archives Nationales du Quebec Information on their holdings, addresses of regional centres, etc. French Only. McCord Museum Searchable collection of historical photographs, for the purpose of increasing awareness of the social history and material culture of Canada, Quebec and Montreal, from the 18th century to the present. Birth, Marriage, Death Fichier Origine Birth and baptism records for French and foreign migrants who came to Quebec between 1621 and 1865. The purpose of the project is to make available a source of reliable data about origins of Quebec's settlers from 1600 to 1865. Searchable links to the 19th century baptism, marriage and burial records of the Protestant Churches in Quebec's Chateauguay Valley Cemetery - Obituary Cemeteries with Pictures of Grave Markers in Pontiac County Photos and transcripts for 14 cemeteries on Pontial County. Cochrane/Sleeper Cemetery There are 148 Stones in this small cemetery located on the ourskirts of Compton, QC.

2. Quebec History Readings in quebec history. Documents of quebec history LEncyclopédie de lhistoire du Québec / The quebec history Encyclopedia http://www2.marianopolis.ca/quebechistory

document.write('') Home Site Search College Library Readings in Quebec History ... Franco-American History Date Published: 22 August 2003 Instructor: Claude Bélanger E-mail: C.BELANGER@marianopolis.edu Phone #: HIS 951 Course Documents: Outline Essay Guide Style Guide What's New 22 August 2003 18 August 2003 (Bibliography of articles on Canadian and Quebec History) 18 August 2003 Bibliographies of Canadian and Quebec History 20 August 2001 Documents on the 1949 Asbestos Strike 13 August 2001 Franco-American History About this site This site first began in 1997. Its first purpose was, and continues to be, to provide material of varied nature for the students registered in my class of HIS 951 - Quebec History, at Marianopolis College in Montreal. ( more...

3. About This Site - Quebec History for the students registered in my class of HIS 951 quebec history, at Marianopolis College in Montreal. The course addresses quebec history after the fall of New France; thus http://www2.marianopolis.ca/quebechistory/about.htm

document.write('') Home Site Search College Library Readings in Quebec History ... Franco-American History Date Published: 15 August 2003 About this site Mission and Goals The people associated with this site Data about this site Comments? Statement of Mission and Goals: My perspective is that of an academic writer. It is not my purpose to entertain the visitors at the site, although I hope that navigating through it will be pleasant enough. It is my hope that they will find serious information on a wide variety of subjects. Ideally, I would wish to make the site "complete", that is that much of the pertinent information regarding important issues be found right at the site. It is with this view in mind that the site was constructed. For most subjects that are tackled, there are (or will be) one or more texts written by the author and placed in the Readings category. These texts wish to impart knowledge, but especially to provide an interpretive framework on a significant question. In the category of readings are also placed a number of historiographical essays that seek to analyse the debates between historians on an important issue, or to introduce a specific historian to the readers. The reader should be made to grasp that debate is an inherent part of the study of history and that different people provide different answers to the same question. My objective is to try to explain why that is so, giving support, when necessary, to the views that seem to most accord with the facts as they are known presently. As well, the interpretive section is supplemented by a subdivision on

4. Quebec History Academic site which covers the main issues, events and concepts of quebec history. Includes documents, maps, pictures, readings, statistics, and links. http://www2.marianopolis.edu/quebechistory/index.htm

document.write('') Home Site Search College Library Readings in Quebec History ... Franco-American History Date Published: 22 August 2003 Instructor: Claude Bélanger E-mail: C.BELANGER@marianopolis.edu Phone #: HIS 951 Course Documents: Outline Essay Guide Style Guide What's New 22 August 2003 18 August 2003 (Bibliography of articles on Canadian and Quebec History) 18 August 2003 Bibliographies of Canadian and Quebec History 20 August 2001 Documents on the 1949 Asbestos Strike 13 August 2001 Franco-American History About this site This site first began in 1997. Its first purpose was, and continues to be, to provide material of varied nature for the students registered in my class of HIS 951 - Quebec History, at Marianopolis College in Montreal. ( more...

5. Quebec Family History Society - Genealogy And Family History A web site for anyone interested primarily in the genealogy of quebec. quebec Family history Society. The quebec Family history Society is a Canadian nonprofit organization http://www.cam.org/~qfhs

Welcome to the Quebec Family History Society The Quebec Family History Society is a Canadian non-profit organization founded in 1977, incorporated in 1988, to foster the study of genealogy among the English speaking peoples of Quebec. OUR AIMS Promote the study of genealogy in Quebec. Foster original genealogical research. Collect and preserve books, manuscripts and other related material. Maintain a reference library of materials related to the study of genealogy and family history. Publish a quarterly journal, Connections Conduct workshops and seminars, and public lectures on topics of interest to members. Sponsor projects to further the availability of genealogical knowledge, e.g. transcriptions, and indexing. Organize field trips to various research centres, such as the Archives and the National Library. While the majority of our members are researching in Quebec, the following areas are also highly rated in our member's interest areas: England, Ireland, Scotland Ontario, North Eastern United States, and France.

6. World History Archives: The Retrospective History Of Canada A dark chapter in Canadian history. CBC Television News The and socialist quebec during his tenure as head of the province's secondlargest labour federation. history of the http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/44/index-a.html

The retrospective history of Canada Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history of Canada Canada's shame lies hidden by a tribute to the fallen mutiny cover-up By Andrew Mullins, in the Independent. In 4 and 5 March 1919, thousands of battle-weary veterans turned on their officers. Two men were bayoneted to death, as three dozen men marched through the camp, waving a red flag and banging on an improvised drum. A dark chapter in Canadian history CBC Television News: The National. In the 1930s, native people were recruited to work in a uranium mine. They were never told of the health hazards they faced, even though the government knew. Most of the workers came from the Dene village of Deline, just south of the Arctic Circle on the shores of Great Bear Lake. Remembering Bobby Jackson Marcel Pepin, key labour leader in Quebec, dead at 74 Marcel Pepin, one of three labour leaders imprisoned by former premier Robert Bourassa during a public sector strike in 1972, has died. He was president of the Confederation of National Trade Unions from 1965 to 1976, the second-largest labour federation in Quebec. He was instrumental in the movement during the Quiet Revolution, which modernized Quebec and moved it away from control by the Roman Catholic Church. Funeral held for former labour leader Marcel Pepin Canadian Press. Pepin espoused an independent and socialist Quebec during his tenure as head of the province's second-largest labour federation.

7. 1 More Quebec City Information And English Language Links Site Provides a wide range of information about quebec City including tourism, history and government, as well as other subjects. http://www.inquebeccity.com/index.htm

Another Site devoted to Quebec City Information. Weather for Quebec City: CNN Wunderground Currency converter xe.com ... Search Engines and News Search Engines, Search Directories, Search Bots, News Links, News Headlines, News Logs Trivia Quizzes Trivia Resources, Trivia Quizzes, Trivia Questions, Trivia Answers, Trivia Links Mural of Quebecers or Quebec mural is a five story three dimensional painting that displays a very successful trompe-l'oeil (to trick the eye) effect. rey@InQuebecCity.com The English Language go figure Lists and more lists Kings and Queens, Dictators and Tyrants, Presidents and Prime Ministers, Useful and Useless Lists and Links. Do you really want to know... not responsible for paranoia, hysteria or dementia caused by viewing this Link. Now we know: Vol 1 Vol 2 Vol 3 Find Waldo The cradle of French civilization in America, Quebec City Canada was founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain. Quebec is a native word (Algonquin) meaning where the river narrows; Quebec City is strategically situated on the narrowest part of the 1000 kilometer long St. Lawrence river.

8. Québec - Histoire Se Souvenir du Québec. Provincial history and Genealogy. Canadian Genealogy and history Links quebec (large and mostly genealogy) Cartes Postales du Québec - Recherche (27 000 historical postcards) http://globegate.utm.edu/french/globegate_mirror/quebhist.html

Histoire de la "Belle Province" @ Globe-Gate Provincial History and Genealogy Canadian Genealogy and History Links - Quebec (large and mostly genealogy) CHRONOLOGIE DE L'HISTOIRE DU QUEBEC Contexte historique de la Nouvelle France Histoire Nationale (Formatique 2000) ... bobp@utm.edu TennesseeBob Peckham University of Tennessee-Martin

9. Modern History Sourcebook: Samuel De Champlain: The Foundation Of Quebec, 1608 Modern history Sourcebook Samuel de Champlain The Foundation of quebec, 1608 Tadoussac the last day of the month to go to quebec. We passed near the island called Hare Island http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1608champlain.html

Back to Modern History SourceBook Modern History Sourcebook: Samuel de Champlain: The Foundation of Quebec, 1608 HAVING returned to France after a stay of three years in New France, I proceeded to Sieur de Monts, and related to him the principal events of which I had been a witness since his departure, and gave him the map and plan of the most remarkable coasts and harbors there. Some time afterward Sieur de Monts determined to continue his undertaking, and complete the exploration of the interior along the great river St. Lawrence, where I had been by order of the late King Henry the Great in the year 1603, for a distance of some hundred and eighty leagues, commencing in latitude 48 E 40', that is, at Gaspé, at the entrance of the river, as far as the great fall, which is in latitude 45 E and some minutes, where our exploration ended, and where boats could not pass as we then thought, since we had not made a careful examination of it as we have since done. Now, after Sieur de Monts had conferred with me several times in regard to his purposes concerning the exploration, he resolved to continue so noble and meritorious an undertaking, notwithstanding the hardships and labors of the past. He honored me with his lieutenancy for the voyage; and, in order to carry out his purpose, he had two vessels equipped, one commanded by Pont Gravé, who was commissioned to trade with the savages of the country and bring back the vessels, while I was to winter in the country.

10. Quebec City The new quebec City has been constitued in November 2001 by the old quebec Urban quebec City offers indisputable proof that. North America has a secular history. and an ancestral http://www.quebecweb.com/tourisme/quebec/villequebec/introang.html

Quebec City Sponsored by Au Salon Fleuri The new Quebec City has been constitued in November 2001 by the old Quebec Urban Community. We present you this one accompanied with the distance from the formely downtown to the center of the surround number 1 (the 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) Val-Bélair (21 km) Lac Saint-Charles (18 km) Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures (24 km) Saint-Émile (15 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

11. Musée Des Anciens Canadiens - Saint-Jean-Port-Joli - Quebec - Canada - Welcome The most prestigious woodcarving museum in North America. Come relive the art history of SaintJean-Port-Joli. You will discover, along with its history, an impressive collection of original wood carvings. http://www.quebecweb.com/ancienscanadiens/introang.html

Version française The most prestigious woodcarving museum in North America Come relive the art history of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Ecce homo Médard Bourgault, hauteur: You will discover, along with its history, an impressive collection of original wood carvings. The museum includes artists such as the Bourgault brothers , Pier Cloutier «Clout», Roger-André Bourgault, Jacques Bourgault, P.E. Caron, H. Raby, Fernand Bourgault, etc. Unique pieces like "Naissance virginale" a 8 x 15 piece ... (Visits are in French, German, English or Spanish). Près de l'étang Pier Cloutier «Clout», height: 4' After your visit, you'll can watch and talk with a woodcarver (high season) and buy a wood carved piece to keep an unforgetable moment of your visit. Exhibit of Norman Rockwell in woodcarving interpretation center of woodcarving. Special rates for groups (Guided Tours) For a stay, we suggest the Auberge du Faubourg Photo Album Français Musée des anciens canadiens 332, avenue de Gaspé Ouest C.P. 66, Saint-Jean-Port-Joli

12. Magog & Lake Memphremagog Provides a history of the area, tourist information, human interest stories, links and photos of this lovely city in southeastern quebec. http://magogquebec.homestead.com/

13. Bienvenue-Welcome Musée Stewart Museum ! Collects, conserves, exhibits and studies artifacts showing the presence and influence of European civilization on the history of New France and North America. Located in quebec. http://www.stewart-museum.org/

Conception graphique: ADICC Webmaster: Musée Stewart / Mise à jour: 1 juin 2004 Tous droits réservés, Musée Stewart, 2003 /Photographie: Giles Rivest

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

15. Quebec Newcomers Club Directory Helps integrate new residents into the local community through social events, interest groups and children's activities. http://www.newcomersclub.com/qc.html

N EWCOMERS C LUBS IN QUEBEC If you know of a newcomers club or similar club that is not listed on these pages or you want to update an existing listing please fill out the information form or send a note about the club to the webmaster . If there is no newcomers club in your area listed on this web site,check the National Newcomers' Council of Canada web site. Index of Clubs by Area Code and Location Beaconsfield Kirkland Quebec Links: National Newcomers' Council of Canada - Putting Canadian Clubs in touch with each other! Yahoo! Regional Directory for Quebec Canadian Relocation Resource Matching Moms - information about Canada BEACONSFIELD NEWCOMERS' CLUB Beaconsfield, QC Canada updated Jun-2003 President: Catherine Johnston We meet on the first Thursday of every month and our activities include Moms and Tots, Quilting, Lunch, Morning Coffee, Nights out and Shopping Trips Other Beaconsfield area links: Lakeshore-online BEACONSFIELD WOMEN'S CLUB Beaconsfield, QC Canada H9W 2H9 updated Apr-2003 Contact: Joanne Weaver We welcome all women living in the surrounding area.Here are some of the actavities we enjoy: Lunch Bunch, Movies, Plays, Book Club, Classicial Music, Breakfast Club, International Dining and Bridge. On occasions: Parties, Fashion Shows, Wine Tasting, Dining Out, Outings, Skiing and Golf.New ideas are always welcome. Other Beaconsfield area links: Lakeshore-online KIRKLAND NEWCOMERS Kirkland, QC Canada

16. BioQuébec Mission, profile, news, events, and background on the biotechnical industry. http://www.bioquebec.com/

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17. VoidInQuébec.Com Lists contests open to residents of quebec and those that are void in quebec. http://pages.infinit.net/habhead

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18. Bureau D'éthique Commerciale An organization promoting ethical business behaviour. Includes an online complaints procedure and a form for recommending companies to other consumers. http://www.bbb-bec.com/

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19. Bonjour Québec.com Government's official tourist site offers a panorama of the main tourist attractions, events and activities in the province. http://www.bonjour-quebec.com/

20. Quebec Hunting And Fishing Listings of lodges and vacation packages. http://www.travel2canada.com/fish&hunt2.htm

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