qu?bec (province)

An introduction to the geography, history, economy, major cities, and interesting sites of Canada's largest province that is seven times larger than Great Britain.

Provides information about the land, weather, history, industry, people, natural resources, and other aspects of the Canadian province of Quebec.

Describes Quebec's land, climate, natural resources, plants, animals, tourism, industry, goods and services, Native groups, explorers, early settlers, population, politics and government, cultural groups, arts and entertainment, and sports, and includes data on Canada's provinces and territories and brain teasers.

A dream poem of innocent love between two children with illustrations that set the scene in the 1930s on the Gasp? Peninsula of the artist's native Qu?bec.

A strange girl named Adeline shows up at the daisy field where Roch and his friends play baseball. She then hits a towering home run through the house window of the scariest man in town.

With every boy in a small Quebec town wearing the sweater of the Montreal Canadiens to play hockey, one child is horrified when, because of a mail order mix-up, he is forced to wear a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater.

Part detective novel and part psychological thriller, this is the story of a talented woman artist who searches for her missing father on a remote island. Her companions are her lover and another young couple. All are captivated by the isolated setting. But soon a marriage begins to fall apart, violence and death lurk just below the surface, and conflict and dangerous choices become apparent.

Presents an overview of the geography, people, history, government, economy, culture, and entertainment of the province of Quebec, Canada.