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This regiment was used between 1665 and 1668 to combat the Iroquois threat to the struggling colony of New France.
Documents, speeches and interpretations regarding the October, 1970 crisis in Quebec involving the kidnapping of diplomat James Cross and Cabinet Minister Pierre LaPorte by the Front de Liberation du Quebec.
Iroquoian village discovered in Quebec. Visit the village, its longhouses, traditional garden and its Kionhekwa exhibit.
A registered charity to foster understanding, appreciation, enjoyment and stewardship of the Park’s natural and human heritage. Quebec.
A summary of the history of Quebec from the New France era (1524) to modern day.
A history of the Scots who emigrated from the Isle of Lewis in the Nineteenth Century and settled in Quebec.
Official site for the history of the Lachine Canal.
A window on the history of the Laurentians, a guide to the region's heritage, past and present, and a way to encourage people of all ages to visit the region in person.
The World Fair of Montreal received more than 50 million visitors in six months during the year 1967. This site was conceived from the "Expo 67 Official Guide" which appeared in April of that year.
Early history of Quebec with a focus on the beliefs and values imported into a Canadian culture.
Five innovative heritage webmagazines devoted to the history, culture and heritage of a different region of Quebec.
A collection of resources about various topics related to Quebec's history.
Historical and genealogical research center in Beauce area. It seeks archival, genealogical, patrimonial and architectural preservation.
Features information about ancestors of today's Quebecois, explorers and folk art.
Official site for the history of the Lachine Canal.
Iroquoian village discovered in Quebec. Visit the village, its longhouses, traditional garden and its Kionhekwa exhibit.
Documents, speeches and interpretations regarding the October, 1970 crisis in Quebec involving the kidnapping of diplomat James Cross and Cabinet Minister Pierre LaPorte by the Front de Liberation du Quebec.
Early history of Quebec with a focus on the beliefs and values imported into a Canadian culture.
Five innovative heritage webmagazines devoted to the history, culture and heritage of a different region of Quebec.
A registered charity to foster understanding, appreciation, enjoyment and stewardship of the Park’s natural and human heritage. Quebec.
Features information about ancestors of today's Quebecois, explorers and folk art.
The World Fair of Montreal received more than 50 million visitors in six months during the year 1967. This site was conceived from the "Expo 67 Official Guide" which appeared in April of that year.
A history of the Scots who emigrated from the Isle of Lewis in the Nineteenth Century and settled in Quebec.
A collection of resources about various topics related to Quebec's history.
Historical and genealogical research center in Beauce area. It seeks archival, genealogical, patrimonial and architectural preservation.
This regiment was used between 1665 and 1668 to combat the Iroquois threat to the struggling colony of New France.
A window on the history of the Laurentians, a guide to the region's heritage, past and present, and a way to encourage people of all ages to visit the region in person.
A summary of the history of Quebec from the New France era (1524) to modern day.
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