81. Culture Museum - Ottawa / Hull, Ontario / Quebec, Canada - Travel Guide culture Museums. CANADIAN SKI MUSEUM. Located on Sussex Drive, theCanadian Ski Museum offers visitors a chance to trace the history http://travel.e-scape.net/canada/quebec/ottawahull/culturemuseums.html

Culture Museums CANADIAN SKI MUSEUM Located on Sussex Drive, the Canadian Ski Museum offers visitors a chance to trace the history of skiing from its roots 5000 years ago in Europe to its modern-day status as one of the country's favourite winter pastimes. Here you will find a large assortment of all manner of equipment used over the years in the sport, from ancient poles, bindings and skis right up to the most scientifically advanced eqipment on the market today. There are displays honouring the great Canadian skiers of the past, and the library contains a large collection of photographs, books, periodicals and records of the sport that has gone a long way towards making winters in this country more bearable. CURRENCY MUSEUM Located in the Bank Of Canada, the Currency Museum certainly has no trouble getting people interested in its main attraction - the history of the usage and development of our country's currency system from beaver pelts and wampum of the earliest days of European settlement to the intricately designed and manufactured coins and paper money of the modern world. Displays show the way currencies played a part in the civilizations of ancient Greece, Rome, China and North America. The musuem contains seven galleries, and there are changing exhibits that can feature everything and anything connected with money.

82. Culture Museums - Montreal, Quebec, Canada - Travel Guide culture Museums. Just For Laughs Museum. Montreal hosts the worldrenowned Just for Laughs festival every summer to celebrate humor http://travel.e-scape.net/canada/quebec/montreal/culturemuseums.html

Culture Museums Just For Laughs Museum Montreal hosts the world renowned Just for Laughs festival every summer to celebrate humor and the people who make us laugh. This museum is a permanent display that is designed to keep you smiling and chuckling throughout your visit. Info: 2111, Saint Laurent Boul.

83. Quebec - Province Details - Aboriginal Culture In Canada - UMAYC Native People in quebec. quebec. The name quebec, which comes of theSt. Lawrence River off what is currently quebec City. quebec was http://www.umayc.org/applications/culture/en/EN_province.asp?province=7

84. Quebec Within The Canadian Federation Federal government institutions also help maintain quebec's culture, and, in fact,quebec artists receive a percentage of federal cultural funding much larger http://www.canadianembassy.org/government/quebec-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... What's New Canada-U.S. Relations Web Sites Headquarters - Ottawa Embassy Washington Consulate General Atlanta Consulate General Boston Consulate General Buffalo Consulate General Chicago Consulate General Dallas Consulate General Detroit Consulate General Los Angeles Consulate General Minneapolis Consulate General New York Consulate General Seattle Consulate Miami Trade Office San Francisco Trade Office Silicon Valley Internship Program Sign up for E-subscriptions The Ambassador Our Services ... Canadian Government Offices in the United States Quebec Within the Canadian Federation The province of Quebec is unique in North America, a vibrant community made up of almost six million people whose mother tongue is French, 700,000 whose mother tongue is English and another half million whose first language is neither French nor English. French-speaking Canadians account for almost a quarter of Canada's total population, with a million residing in provinces other than Quebec. Quebec's French culture and language have flourished in Canada, in large part because of the determination of its people to resist assimilation into the English-speaking majority, but also because the Canadian federation has provided guarantees, from its beginnings, for their language and culture. Canada was discovered by French explorer Jacques Cartier in 1534 and first settled by French colonists in the early 17th century. When Britain acquired the territory of Canada under the Treaty of Paris ending the Seven Years' War in 1763, it chose not to force the colony's 60,000 French-speaking Catholic inhabitants to assimilate with the rest of British North America. The Quebec Act of 1774 authorized the use of French civil law (distinct from British common law) in the colony, allowed Roman Catholics to hold office, guaranteed the French seigneurial system of land ownership, and affirmed religious freedom for Quebec's Catholic majority. The Quebec Act has been cited as the precedent for recognition of Quebec as a distinct society within Canada.

85. The Province Of Quebec: An Exceptional Culture For Extraordinary Business -- Sit THE PROVINCE OF quebec An Exceptional culture for Extraordinary Businessquebec has emerged as a premiere investment location from http://www.conway.com/quebec/9808/

An Exceptional Culture for Extraordinary Business Quebec's Economic Renewal Quebec's Economy Shifts Into High Gear A Trade Driven Economy ... Request Information THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC An Exceptional Culture for Extraordinary Business Quebec has emerged as a premiere investment location from which to conduct business in the Western Hemisphere. Rapid economic growth and an increasingly international profile have squarely entrenched it on the radar screens of major investors from around the world. By Howard R. Silverman Q uebec cannot be generalized, typified or characterized by any common means. In many ways, it is a province of dichotomies that is truly unlike any other location in North America or even the world. Quebec's culturally diverse population is highly skilled in both the practical sensibilities of business as well as the recreational art of living. Their entrepreneurial flair and know-how is equally balanced by their leadership role in the global marketplace. Indeed, this combination of disparities resonates throughout every aspect of the province of Quebec, from its distinctly European culture to its burgeoning economy. Covering a surface area of approximately one million square miles, Quebec shares a common border with the American states of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine as well as the Canadian provinces of Ontario and New Brunswick. Its total population of 7.4 million inhabitants is mainly concentrated in the southernmost regions in the urban centers of Montreal, Laval, Quebec City, Hull and Sherbrooke. From these locations, Quebec-based companies have access to a pool of over 100 million consumers within a 600 mile radius of Montreal. As a result, New York, Boston, Toronto, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington DC have all become key trading partners for Quebec's business community.

86. The Journées De La Culture: Who We Are Translate this page sociale. January to April 1997 An information campaign was launched,targeting the culture community throughout quebec. Artists http://www.journeesdelaculture.qc.ca/en/index_presentation_histoire.html

Some Background Why the Journées Our Partners ... A Word from the Organizers Examples of activities Some Background Spring 1996 A group of individuals from the culture community suggested that a proposal be included in the Summit on the economy and employment so as to make culture a central focus of development in Quebec. August 1996 The idea caught on, supported by most cultural associations in Quebec. October 1996 The proposal for Journées de la culture was presented to the Summit on the economy and employment by Nancy Neamtan, President of the Chantier de l'économie sociale. January to April 1997 An information campaign was launched, targeting the culture community throughout Quebec. Artists and cultural organizations indicated their desire to join this movement to promote widespread access to culture. An organizing committee and a permanent secretariat were established. May 1997 Funding for the Journées was arranged. The Quebec government, sponsors and advertising and communication agencies agreed to join in the adventure.

87. Open Directory - Regional: North America: Canada: Quebec: Society And Culture North America Canada Society and culture (1,575); Society Issues EnvironmentConservation and Endangered Species Regional North America Canada quebec (1 http://dmoz.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Quebec/Society_and_Culture/

about dmoz add URL update URL become an editor ... help the entire directory only in Quebec/Society_and_Culture Top Regional North America Canada ... Quebec : Society and Culture Description Montreal Adoption Animal Welfare ... Religion See also: Regional: North America: Canada: Society and Culture Society: Issues: Environment: Conservation and Endangered Species: Regional: North America: Canada: Quebec This category in other languages: French Archaeological Institute of America - Based in the Ottawa-Hull region. Association socio-culturelle bulgare - The Montreal's meeting point for all Quebecers of Bulgarian origin, their families and friends. CALACS North Shore Region - A non-profit community organization offering help for women 14 years and over who have undergone sexual assault. Coalition for Gun Control/pour le contrôle des armes - Founded in the wake of the Montreal Massacre. Formed to reduce gun death, injury and crime. Committee for Anglophone Social Action - Located on in the Gaspé region, this non-profit organization serves to protect the rights of the English-speaking community. EPOC Montreal - Re-integration center offering a second chance for young adults.

88. ARTS - CULTURE  -  Http://quebec.to/arts   -   Moteur De Recherche QUEBEC.to http://quebec.to/arts/

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90. HTTP 404 Error personally invite the quebec market to visit Nova Scotia and experience our worldclassscenery and tourism products, said Tourism and culture Minister Rodney http://www.gov.ns.ca/dtc/press/view_NR.asp?id=20010328001

91. Administration - Conseil De La Culture Des Régions De Québec Et De Chaudière- Translate this page Directrice générale manon.laliberte@culture-quebec.qc.ca. Agent de développement(région de Chaudière-Appalaches) rejean.carbonneau@culture-quebec.qc.ca. http://www.culture-quebec.qc.ca/conseil/administration.asp

Mission Services Administration Prix d'excellence ... Plan du site Conseil d'administration Administrateurs Accès Rapide Accueil Le conseil - Mission - Services - Administration Information culturelle - Répertoire culturel - Prix d'excellence - Activités de promotion - Fil de presse - Étude d'impact Information professionnelle - Formation - Annuaire disciplinaire - Arts visuels Philippe Sauvageau Jean-Pierre Pellegrin er Administrateur, Choeur Les Rhapsodes Marc Gourdeau Coordonnateur, Premier Acte Ginette Gauthier Administrateurs Artiste en arts visuels Jacques Genest Luc Mercure Administratrice, Association du Patrimoine de Deschambault Marie-France Rousseau Alain Roy Historien et consultant Fabrice Montal manon.laliberte@culture-quebec.qc.ca rejean.carbonneau@culture-quebec.qc.ca lynn.lahaie@culture-quebec.qc.ca andree.lapointe@culture-quebec.qc.ca ... suzanne.mercier@culture-quebec.qc.ca Gestion de services aux membres ou de projets et de la culture even@evencominc.com Gestionnaire du Centre de production artistique et culturelle Alyne-LeBel et du programme d'assurance collective rejean.carbonneau@culture-quebec.qc.ca

92. Low, Quebec - Recreation & Culture Home. http://www.lowquebec.ca/municipal/council/recreation_e.html

D o-it-yourself and organized recreation opportunities abound. Volunteers drive the organized opportunities in the community with support from municipal, Lions Club, and school sources. F I A T he municipal library has recently been expanded, doubling its space and vastly increasing the volume of material available. Public Internet access is offered during library hours. Please call the library (422-3218) or the municipal office (422-3528) for current information on hours of operation. Volunteers operating the library are supporting two important initiatives: a regional reading club to promote reading among youth; and, a collection of works related to local history and heritage. With respect to the collection of local works, we encourage everyone to consider donating any historical material to become part of a permanent archive to allow interested parties to learn more about the history and heritage of the region.

93. The Quebec Factor What about protecting quebec's distinct culture? These are obviously issuesthat would need to be dealt with between the US and quebec governments. http://www.unitednorthamerica.org/quebec.htm

The Quebec Factor It seems as though, whenever there is any discussion about Canada, one needs to speak specifically about Quebec, and how a change would affect the people of Quebec, and their unique culture. This is because, unlike English Canada in comparison to the United States, Quebec does in fact have a distinct culture. Quebec has not only different customs and traditions, but also have a different major religion, different laws, and most distinctively, a different language. As has been discussed in other sections on this site, Quebec's government is adamant about preserving Quebec's French identity. After all, the French were the first Europeans to settle in Canada, a colony the British acquired only later. So, much like Native Americans, the French feel they deserve special rights, because their ancestors were on this land first . For the most part, the French got these rights, because the British were very wary of losing more land after the disaster (to them) of the American Revolution. So Quebec to this day retains its French Civil Laws, and is allowed to govern itself with more latitude than most other provinces.

94. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Canada | Culture Canada culture. Among France. In quebec, where the majority of the populationare of French descent, the local tongue is known as quebecois. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/north_america/canada/culture.htm

home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Canada Culture Among the foundations of Canada's cultural identity are the traditions of its native peoples. Arguably the country's most distinctive art is that of the Inuit of the north, particularly their stone and bone sculptures and carvings. Native Indian artists also excel at printmaking, basketry and carving. English and French are the country's two official languages, though the province of New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual area in the country. You will, however, notice both languages on maps, tourist brochures and product labels. The French spoken in Canada is not, for the most part, the language of France. In Quebec, where the majority of the population are of French descent, the local tongue is known as Quebecois. Most Quebeckers, however, will understand formal French. The differences between Quebec and English Canada don't just apply to language. The French influence of Quebec can be seen in architecture, music, food and religion. With little in common culturally, it is not difficult to understand how relations between French Quebec and English Canada have often been problematic at best. In terms of formal religion, the population is overwhelmingly Catholic, with a multicultural mix of Protestant, Jewish, Hindu, Islamic, Buddhist and Native Indian spiritual communities also. In reality, attendance at church is an ever-diminishing occurrence across all faiths.

95. Ministère De La Culture Et Des Communications Bienvenue au site du ministère de la culture et des Communications du Québec Toutes nos actualités . culture Québec. Une culture qui voyage http://www.mcc.gouv.qc.ca/

organismes Super sorties culturelles en cours! Toutes nos actualités Une culture qui voyage ... Réalisation du site document.write(DateModif); © Gouvernement du Québec, 2003

96. Arts & Culture à Québec Art et culture dans la Vieille Capitale Sur les scènes de Québec, musées et galeries d'art, expositions, théâtre, cinéma . Arts culture à Québec. Tom Thomson (18771917) http://www.telegraphe.com/arts

English Sommaire Accueil QuebecVirtuel Les quartiers Sites et Attraits Plein Air Boutiques Info Tourisme Transports Education Escapades Accueil Classique Danse Humour ... Tourisme Info Tom Thomson (1877-1917) Tom Thomson Huile sur carton-bois mixte 21,6 x 26,8 cm Collection McMichael d'art canadien, Kleinburg (Ont.) Don de R.A. Laidlaw, Toronto, 1965 Jeudi 17 avril 2003 - 20h ALFRED BRENDEL Pianiste La quintessence de la musique - Vienne Site web : www.alfredbrendel.com Achat de billets >>> Accueil Transports Tourisme Info ... Escapades

97. Guide Urbain / QUEBEC / City Guide quebec City guide in French and English provides a collection of useful information, news updates and coverage of facilities and attractions. http://www.telegraphe.com/

Bienvenue Quebec City Guide For an afternoon, an evening, a night, a week-end, a month, a season... ...in Quebec City ... Welcome www.telegraphe.com

98. Page D'accueil Du Site De L'Autoroute De L'information Québec, 2001, 2002, 2003. Politique de confidentialité. Réalisation du site Direction des communications du ministère de la culture http://www.autoroute.gouv.qc.ca/

V Dernière mise à jour : le 3 avril 2003 (3 avril 2003) Le Un outil Web pour localiser les services de garde (27 mars 2003) Le vient de lancer un nouvel outil Web pour localiser les services de garde. Cet outil (10 mars 2003) , en collaboration avec la , le ainsi que le Cliquez ici Guide du cyberconsommateur Loi concernant le cadre juridique des technologies de l'information (Loi en ligne) ... Politique de confidentialité Réalisation du site : Direction des communications du ministère de la Culture et des Communications

99. Bonjour Québec.com Bilingual guide with over 15 000 restaurants, hotels, nightclubs, bars and sporting and cultural activities listed. Search by section or region. http://www.tourisme.gouv.qc.ca/

100. Quebec Dans Le Monde, Politique, éducation, Société, économie, Culture, Inte http://www.quebecmonde.com/

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