Québec City’s trip

The Recollets, who were the colony's first missionaries, arrived in 1615. They were soon followed by the Jesuits in 1635, then the Ursulines and Augustines in 1639. The latter two, both orders of nuns, are still active today (see the section «Religious»).
After having founded the Séminaire de Québec in 1663, Mgr François de Laval became the first bishop of the newly created diocese of Québec in 1674.

Built between 1748 and 1750, the New Barracks was the largest building constructed in New France at the time.
In 1759, the famous battle of the Plains of Abraham would alter the course of the colony's history that had been, until then, relatively uneventful. The English won the battle and took control of the city, then later the colony. The following year, France signed the Treaty of Paris, thus transferring ownership of New France to England and putting an end to the Seven Year War.
In 1775-1776, American troops tried, and failed, to capture Québec City. The Constitutional Act of

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In 1841, the Union Act united the two Canadas. Over a period of a few years, different Canadian cities played the role of national capital, including Québec City. Even today, Québec City is still referred to in French as the «Vieille capitale», which means former capital. Following the adoption of the British North America Act in 1867, Québec City became the capital of the province of Québec. Be sure


This is at summit of st anne mountain.. it was awesome over there .. and the day we went was a sunny day and wonderful enviroment u








Mont-Sainte-Anne resort offers a stunning view of the St. Lawrence River to the south, or the Laurentians to the north. The resort boasts the highest vertical elevation for night skiing in Canada, and it's reputation for snow conditions is outstanding. All the services that you need are at your disposal. These include day-care facilities, a childrens' playground, restaurants, accommodations at the base of the mountain, and a shuttle.
Mont-Saint-Anne is also the largest cross-country ski facility in Canada with an impressive trail network reaching over 225 km for classical and skating strides.
On last weekend we frinez went to quebec and monetral trip.. here is some pics..
done ski - ing and snow mobling over there..

Snow, Snow, Snow – as Far as the Eye Can See!
The Charlevoix, Québec City and Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean regions boast spectacular snowmobile trails that wind through an area that is unique in North America. Nowhere else will you find such remarkable snowmobiling conditions. Here, snow is king from November to April! !