Quebec

It depends, Quebec is a province in Eastern Canada, whilst Quebec City is the capital of said province, but is sometimes alternatively labeled 'Quebec'.

Covering such a huge area the climate of Quebec has wide temperature variations. In the south, where most of the population live, the weather is continental, with four seasons varying from hot summers (June to August) to cold, snowy winters and lots of rain. The central region has longer colder winters and shorter cooler summers, while the far north experiences a severe Arctic climate with a freezing winter and continuous permafrost. Winter can vary from five months in the south to eight months in the north, averaging between 14° and -13°F (-10°C and -25°C).

About 275 miles and 5.5 hours driving time.

This is an approximate travel time . The actual travel time may change depending on traffic,weather conditions and the route chosen.

The travel time between the above mentioned places is 12 hours, 2 minutes

Dairy is very big, an infinite variety of cheeses can be found. Apples are the main fruit tree crop and are abundant. There is a large variety of ciders with alcohol content ranging from low to nearly that of wine, sometimes more, -ice cider and fortified ones. Corn is abundant in the St. Lawrence river valley. There is a lot of truck farming around Montreal and local very high quality produce is readily available. Some give their crops some protection, so local lettuce, etc. are available even after the first frosts. Strawberries are very abundant in early summer, both cultivated and wild blueberries are harvested. Quebec probably produces more maple products than the other US. and Canadian growing areas combined.

Quebec is not a continent, it is a province. The Province of Québec is located in the northeastern part of North America.

Service is provided from the Essex Junction Station in Burlington via the Vermonter. Montreal is not served by Amtrak. Via Rail does operate trains in Montreal.

1,782 Miles - 2868km by road.

Quebec was first discovered by Jacques Cartier from St Malo, France which eventually led to french migration to Northern America. The French took the French language with them and hence, today, French is spoken in Quebec.

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This might be a subjective thing, but anyone of Maurice "ROCKET" Richard, Jean Beliveau, Guy LaFleur, or Mario Lemieux might qualify.

Straight from the MVD Manual of California:

== == You must practice with a parent, guardian, spouse, or an adult 25 years of age or older, who has a valid California driver license. The person must be close enough to take control of the vehicle at any time. A provisional permit does not let you drive alone-not even to a DMV office to take a driving test. If you have an M1 or M2 permit, you cannot carry passengers, you must ride during daylight hours only, and you cannot ride on the freeway.

Montreal is home to numerous landmarks and monuments. One of the main landmarks in Montreal is without doubt the Olympic Stadium, also known as the Stade Olympique, which can seat up to 80,000 spectators.

The Montreal Biosphere, an enormous dome structure, is another breathtaking landmark, often confused with the city's popular Biodome attraction. For more historical landmarks, be sure to visit the imposing 19th-century Christ Church Cathedral and Old Montreal's City Hall. Here are Montreal's main landmarks and monuments.

In the WQSB, teacher pay scale is based on years of education and experience. As a new grad with anything less than 4 year degree and a year of Ed. for teaching degree, you start around (which equates to about 17 years of ed) $36,500. Your scale moves up around 2000 for every year beyond that in education and experience. Be warned however, multiple degrees sometimes do not count; they may choose the one that led to teaching degree only. Also, you may not get credit for grade 12 and 13/OAC or equivalent since QC does not offer these years in school.

Substitute teachers make approx. $185 for a full day's work, before tax. You do not, however, get paid for prep time etc., so make sure to ask office for extra work if you want to be compensated for a full day!

pooping and soccer

French and British cultures clashing.

1554 to 1775, these were the dates of the seven years war or as the Americans call it the french and Indian war,theres 1774 which wasw when the quebec act was passed, this allowed all the past laws for the french colonists to be kept, only the English laws were used for the law and court,such as seigneurs were kept so was the tithe,or church tax.but this angered the Americans.and that's about it

it is the climate and mountains and just to make it simple natural things that are there or that occur there

Québec was founded by Samuel Champlain in 1608. However, French settlers might have been in the vicinity prior to 1608. Jacques Cartier had spent two winters in Québec about 70 years prior to Champlain.

Quebec was founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain...

Quebec's original provincial flower was the Madonna lily but the flower was not native to the area. It later got changed to the blue flag iris which is in fact a native flower. Since it is a country and not a state, it does not have a state flower.

The motto of Quebec City is 'I shall put God's gift to good use'.

it affected us because we...i dont know:)