https://provincequebec.com Travel and Living in Quebec: all you want to know Tue, 21 Apr 2015 00:49:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Montreal Zombie Walk 2013 Montreal Zombie Walk 2013 was held on Saturday, October 19th, 2013. This walk was a public manifestation, where participants walked around dressed as zombies and had zombie makeup. It started at the Place des Festivals in the Quartier des Spectacles (Metro Place-des-Arts). Animation, photo-booth and make-up tents ... https://provincequebec.com/montreal-zombie-walk/ Mosaicultures International of Montreal 2013 Mosaiculture is a refined ornamental horticultural art that involves creating and mounting living artworks made primarily from plants with colourful foliage (generally annuals, occasionally perennials). These two- and three-dimensional designs, drawings, sculptures and reliefs employ a wide variety of flora. This multifaceted and complex art, draws on ... https://provincequebec.com/mosaiculture/ Introducing Quebec Psychology Psychology, the scientific enquiry into the human mind and behavior, is omnipresent. Pursuing an academic career in the field, one of the first realizations one has is that, to a certain extent, everyone is a psychologist. After all, social competence (defined, in psychology, as the ability to get what ... https://provincequebec.com/psychology/ The new Guidelines came into force in Québec On May 1, 1997. The previous system was based on the specific needs of the children and the ability of the parent to pay. The parent with custody had to calculate reasonable payments for each child. That resulted figure was divided between ... https://provincequebec.com/child-support/ Quebec and World Legends In Quebec, as well as anywhere, stories and legends pass on from generation to generation and refuse to die. Long ago, before European colonists, missionaries, and settlers, there were dozens of tribes and peoples of various beliefs and customs living on this land. Each one had its legends ... https://provincequebec.com/quebec-legends/ Quebec's Festivals Quebec has an affable approach to the term Festival. There are festivals of movies, theatre, music, dance, art and so almost weekly. Local restaurants feature festivals of spaghetti, smoked meat, draft beer, shrimp and every food can find in the world. Still, several annual events are real and very interesting events ... https://provincequebec.com/festivals/ First Nations of Quebec The history of the First Nations in Quebec reveals the use and occupation of most of Quebec for at least 5000 years prior to the arrival of the Europeans. The Amerindian nations and the Inuit nation, total some 90,000 inhabitants, they account for about 1,4% of Québec's population. The ... https://provincequebec.com/first-nations/ Cote-Nord - Northen Shore Cote-Nord or Northern Shore is the second largest administrative region in Quebec, after Northern Quebec (Nord-du-Quebec) region. The total area of Cote-Nord region is of more than 247,627 square kilometres or 95,609 square miles. The territory occupies a fourth of the geographic area of Québec. It has a population is ... https://provincequebec.com/cote-nord/ Laval City of Laval, established in 1965, has a population of more than 380, 000 people and its ranked 14th city in Canada and 3rd largest city in Québec. Laval a city and an administrative region, located in the Greater Montreal Area. The city is located on Ile Jesus, across the Des ... https://provincequebec.com/laval/ The Laurentians – Laurentides Fascinating and welcoming destination, the Laurentian region is located north of Montreal. Its 22 000 km² (8800 mi²) of territory span south to north from One Thousand Islands River to the Mont Laurier; and east to west, from the Lanaudiere region to the Outaouais region. Plains and ... https://provincequebec.com/laurentides/