Quebec

If you're talking about the band Byrd than your asking the wrong people. If you mean the vertebrate bird than you can't be asking this question seriously. A bird has feathers, two wings, a beak, is warm-blooded, has two feet, two eyes, and a claws. Most birds can fly, the birds that can't fly are the emu, ostrich, peacock, and penguin. :0)

no

Around 945 miles.

Quebec makes dairy products; mainly cheese.

In most/many cases, Hydro Quebec will have a servitude on your property. A servitude is a legal right of access under the civil law. If you're interested, you can check with the land registry. This servitude may also be indicated on your ownership paper for your home. If hydro damages your property, you may well have a recourse against them.

Quebec act

st Lawrence river :)

No

Yes but not the most populated. Ontario is the largest in population.
yes Quebec is the largest Canadian provinces.
Yes, Quebec is the largest province in Canada.

eating fish

Quebec

Human error. Construction on the Quebec bridge began in 1903, but miscalculations in planning meant that the actual weight of the bridge exceeded its carrying capacity. Quite simply, it was not strong enough for the job for which it was built. As the bridge neared completion in 1907, engineers noticed the structural problems but did not recognise how bad the situation was. The consulting engineer ordered all work to be halted on August 27, but work continued anyway. On 29 August 1907, the south arm and part of the central section of the bridge collapsed into the river in a matter of seconds. Of the 86 workers on the bridge at the time, 75 were killed.

A second collapse during construction in 1916 killed another 11 people. The bridge was finally completed in 1919.

Une personne du Québec

Yes. Quebec does occasionally get tornadoes.

Robert La Salle.

Democratic Alliance - Quebec - ended in 1976.

A Quebec colony counter is a device that is used to count the number of bacteria colonies in a sample.

if you want the translation it's called : une église

The University of Laval is in the city of Quebec, Canada.

The Chateau Frontenac is a former fortress and is in Quebec City, Quebec. It is now a beautiful hotel called the Chateau Frontenac, and is absolutely magnificent. It is part of the Fairmont Hotel Group

If you go to the bus depot in downtown Toronto (Bay Street), you can get a ticket from Toronto to Quebec city on Coach Canada. It's a bit of a trip...

bludgeoning is correct

1. Hudson Bay

2. Ungara Bay

3. James Bay

The lowest price you'll likely find would be in the area of $15,000.00 There are so many variables to consider from location, to groundwork required, to size and so on.

Human envirorment interation there is:

Cutting down trees

Industries

Fishing

Skyscrapers

And stuff like that Its basically what humans do there.

I just had a report on this (it sucked).:)