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Province of Quebec
Quebec is the largest province in Canada. The majority of its multicultural population is French-speaking, and the province is unique in history, language and culture. Here's information on the Quebec government, elections, parks, and tourism.
Quebec Facts
Basic facts and statistics on the province of Quebec, including location, government and industries.
Origin of the Name Quebec
Find out how the province got its name.
Quebec Premier Jean Charest
Jean Charest led the Liberals to victory in the 2003 election after nearly a decade of separatist Parti-Québécois government in the province of Quebec.
Premiers of Quebec Since 1867
Premiers of the province of Quebec since Canadian Confederation in 1867.
Quebec Provincial Elections
Results of the last provincial election, who can vote in the province, the permanent list of electors and electoral divisions.
Members of the National Assembly of Quebec
MNAs currently holding seats in the National Assembly.
Quebec Government Departments
Index of Quebec provincial government departments, agencies, boards and courts. Links are to main French version of sites, where English can be selected if available.
Quebec National Flag and Emblems
Information on the provincial flag of Quebec, the coat of arms, the motto and the floral and tree emblems of the province of Quebec. From the government of Quebec.
Photos of Quebec
Hundreds of pictures of landscapes in the province. From Bonjour Québec, the official tourism site of the government of Quebec.
Map of the Province of Quebec
Map showing major cities, roads and boundaries of the province. From Listings Canada.
Quebec City, Quebec
Quebec City is the capital city of the province of Quebec.
Origin of the Name Quebec
Find out how the capital city of the province of Quebec got its name.
Quebec National Parks
Forillon, the seaside national park at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, the rolling hills and lakes of La Mauricie National Park, and a string of islands in the Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve. From Parks Canada.
Quebec Provincial Parks
Enjoy outdoor activities in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec's largest provincial park, and explore the wild country in Parc national de la Gaspésie. From the Quebec Government Tourism site.
Bonjour Québec
Quebec tourism information for all tastes - arts and culture, sports, outdoors, history or religious tours. Book a hotel or travel package online, or find a travel agent.