What Is Canada Day?
Canada Day is celebrated every July 1, marking the 1867 creation of Canada through Confederation. The holiday was known as Dominion Day until 1982.Continue Reading: What Is Canada Day?
Explore Quebec City history through its founding, people, landmarks, traditions, political milestones and the stories behind the places visitors see today.
Canada Day is celebrated every July 1, marking the 1867 creation of Canada through Confederation. The holiday was known as Dominion Day until 1982.Continue Reading: What Is Canada Day?
J.A. Moisan closed in January 2025, but a reopening was announced in August 2026. Here is the current status of the historic rue Saint-Jean grocery.Continue Reading: J.A. Moisan Reopening in Quebec City – What We Know
Why does Quebec want to separate from Canada? Not all Quebecers do. Here is a neutral guide to the sovereignty movement, arguments on both sides and the 1980 and 1995 referendums.Continue Reading: Why Does Quebec Want to Separate From Canada? The Independence Debate
A dated archive of MNBAQ’s 2024 Rembrandt exhibition, its Boijmans Van Beuningen etchings, and what the original visitor photograph records.Continue Reading: Rembrandt at MNBAQ, a 2024 Etchings Exhibition Archive
Helen McNicoll: An Impressionist Journey ran at MNBAQ from June 20, 2024, to January 5, 2025. This archive explains the Canadian artist and the exhibition.Continue Reading: Helen McNicoll at MNBAQ, a 2024–25 Exhibition Archive
The name Canada comes from the Indigenous word kanata, meaning village or settlement. Jacques Cartier recorded the name in 1535 after hearing it used for Stadacona near present-day Quebec City.Continue Reading: Where Does the Name Canada Come From?
Old Quebec stands out for its UNESCO-listed urban ensemble, surviving fortifications, connected Upper and Lower Towns, river views and living historic streets.Continue Reading: What Makes Old Quebec’s Historic District Unique?
Poutine emerged in rural Quebec during the late 1950s, but Warwick and Drummondville still disagree over who created the definitive fries-curds-and-gravy combination.Continue Reading: Where Did Poutine Come From?
Quebec City was founded by Samuel de Champlain on July 3, 1608, at present-day Place Royale, on a site with a much older Indigenous history.Continue Reading: When Was Quebec City Founded? July 3, 1608
Twelve accurate facts about Quebec City, from its 1608 founding and UNESCO-listed Old Quebec to its surviving walls, French language, Montmorency Falls and Quebec Bridge.Continue Reading: 12 Facts About Quebec City
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