Infobox settlement name QuebecCity official name Ville de Qu bec nickname La Vieille Capitale settlement ... Statistics Canada. 2006 Community Profiles  Census Subdivision  QuebecCity ref ref name ... Statistics Canada. 2006 Community Profiles  Census Metropolitan Area  QuebecCity ... info website http www.ville.quebec.qc.ca index.aspx Official website of QuebecCity footnotes portal ... , also Qu bec , QuebecCity or Qu bec City lang fr Ville de Qu bec ref According to the Government ... accent is the city s official name in both Quebec French French and Canadian English English ... Nationale region. It is the second most populous city in Quebec after Montreal , which is about ... approximate to the city s promontory, Cap Diamant Cape Diamond , and L vis, Quebec L vis , on the opposite ... where the river narrows . Founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain , QuebecCity is one of the List ... City ramparts surrounding Old Quebec Vieux Qu bec are the only remaining fortified city walls that still ... wonder quebec city.html title Old QuebecCity, Seven Wonders of Canada accessdate February 12, 2008 work cbc.ca ref Various festivals are held annually including the QuebecCity Summer Festival ... dominates the city skyline. The National Assembly of Quebec , the Mus e national des beaux arts du ... are found within or near Vieux Qu bec . History See also History of QuebecCity Timeline of QuebecCity history Name of QuebecCity Early history from Stadacona to Seven Years War File Samuel de champlain.jpg thumb left Traditional representation of Samuel de Champlain QuebecCity is one of the oldest ..., Quebec were created earlier than QuebecCity. However, QuebecCity is the first to have been founded ... New York City page 150 url doi id isbn 0 451 62600 1 ref QuebecCity was captured by the British ... rule in 1763, the territory of present day QuebecCity was a world of contrasts. Forests, villages ... in the suburbs St Jean and St Roch. Despite its urbanity and its status as capital, QuebecCity ... more details
Val B lair is a former city in central Quebec , Canada . It was amalgamated into QuebecCity on January 1, 2002. It is located within the Borough of La Haute Saint Charles . Population 2001 21,332 See also Municipal reorganization in QuebecQuebecCity QuebecCity stub coord 46 52 N 71 26 W display title source frwiki Category Neighbourhoods in QuebecCity Category Former municipalities in Quebec es Val B lair Quebec fr Val B lair ... more details
Loretteville is a former city in central Quebec , Canada . It was amalgamated into QuebecCity on January 1, 2002. It is located within the Borough of La Haute Saint Charles . Population 2001 13,737. Loretteville was the birthplace of pop singer Mitsou . QuebecCity coord 46 51 N 71 22 W region CA type city source GNS enwiki display title Category Former municipalities in Quebec Category Neighbourhoods in QuebecCity QuebecCity stub es Loretteville Quebec fr Loretteville ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Vanier is a former city in central Quebec , Canada . It was amalgamated into QuebecCity in 2002. It is located within the Borough of Les Rivi res QuebecCity Les Rivi res . Population 2001 11,504 QuebecCity Coord 46 49 13.3 N 71 15 59.5 W display title Category Neighbourhoods in QuebecCity Category Former municipalities in Quebec QuebecCity stub ... more details
File Quebec Arrondissements.svg right thumb 230px Boroughs of QuebecCity prior to October 31, 2009. File Quebec Arrondissements.svg thumb 230px Current boroughs of QuebecCity as of November 1. This is a list of arrondissement s borough s in QuebecCity , Quebec , Canada . Current The six boroughs are further .... La Cit Limoilou Les Rivi res QuebecCity Les Rivi res Sainte Foy Sillery Cap Rouge Charlesbourg Beauport La Haute Saint Charles Until October 31, 2009, the city had eight boroughs La Cit , Les ... QuebecCity Laurentien . The boroughs of La Cit and Limoilou were merged on November 1, while the borough ... 2002 city mergers in Quebec . Cap Blanc Duberger Lairet Lebourgneuf Les Saules Maizerets Montcalm QuebecCity Montcalm Neufch tel, Quebec Neufchatel Saint Roch QuebecCity Saint Roch Saint Jean Baptiste QuebecCity Saint Jean Baptiste Saint Sacrement QuebecCity Saint Sacrement Saint Sauveur Quebec ... be considered neighbourhoods. Beauport, QuebecCity Beauport Bourg Royal Cap Rouge, QuebecCity Cap Rouge Charlesbourg, QuebecCity Charlesbourg Charlesbourg Est Ch teau d Eau, QuebecCity Ch teau d Eau Ch teau Bigot Courville, QuebecCity Courville Giffard, QuebecCity Giffard L Auvergne Lac Saint Charles, QuebecCity Lac Saint Charles Le Plateau, QuebecCity Le Plateau Loretteville, QuebecCity Loretteville Montmorency, QuebecCity Montmorency Notre Dame des Laurentides Orsainville Parc L Ormi re Saint Joseph, QuebecCity Saint Joseph Saint Bonaventure, QuebecCity Saint Bonaventure Saint mile, QuebecCity Saint mile Sainte Th r se de Lisieux, QuebecCity Sainte Th r se de Lisieux Sainte Foy, QuebecCity Sainte Foy Sillery, QuebecCity Sillery Val B lair, QuebecCity Val B lair Val Saint Michel Vanier, QuebecCity Vanier Villeneuve, QuebecCity Villeneuve QuebecCity Category Boroughs of QuebecCity Category Quebec related lists Boroughs, List of QuebecCityQuebec no Bydeler i Qu bec ... Saint Charles. Former Formerly, Quebec was divided into administrative districts, named quartiers , which ... more details
The QuebecCity Area or R gion de Qu bec in French language French is the metropolitan area surrounding QuebecCity , in the Canada Canadian Provinces and territories of Canada province of Quebec . It consists of two administrative regions Capitale Nationale and Chaudi re Appalaches . Population The QuebecCity Area had a population of 682,757 in the Canada 2001 Census . http www12.statcan.ca english census01 products standard popdwell Table CMA N.cfm?T 1&SR 1&S 3&O D The QuebecCity Area had a population ... Main cityQuebecCity border 0 cellspacing 4 cellpadding 0 valign top Baie Sainte Catherine, Quebec Baie Sainte Catherine Baie Saint Paul, Quebec Baie Saint Paul Beaupr , Quebec Beaupr Boischatel, Quebec Boischatel Cap Sant , Quebec Cap Sant Ch teau Richer, Quebec Ch teau Richer Clermont, Capitale Nationale, Quebec Clermont Deschambault Grondines, Quebec Deschambault Grondines Donnacona, Quebec Donnacona Fossambault sur le Lac, Quebec Fossambault sur le Lac le d Orl ans Lac Beauport, Quebec Lac Beauport Lac Delage, Quebec Lac Delage Lac Saint Joseph, Quebec Lac Saint Joseph Lac Sergent, Quebec Lac Sergent La Malbaie, Quebec La Malbaie L Ancienne Lorette, Quebec L Ancienne Lorette valign top L Ange Gardien, Capitale Nationale, Quebec L Ange Gardien Les boulements, Quebec Les boulements L Isle aux Coudres, Quebec L Isle aux Coudres Neuville, Quebec Neuville Notre Dame des Monts, Quebec Notre Dame des Monts Petite Rivi re Saint Fran ois, Quebec Petite Rivi re Saint Fran ois Pont ... Wendake, Quebec Wendake small Wendake is an Indian reserve enclaved within QuebecCity. small br small L le d Orl ans contains six parishes. small Chaudi res Appalaches Main city L vis, Quebec L vis ... Cliche QuebecCity coord 46.7 N 71.3 W display title Category Metropolitan areas of Canada Category Greater QuebecCity Area fr R gion de Qu bec ... Table.cfm?T 201&S 3&O D&RPP 150 The Quebec Levis area had a population of 1,109,184 in 2006, although ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Saint mile is a former city in central Quebec , Canada . It was amalgamated into QuebecCity on January 1, 2002. It is located within the Borough of La Haute Saint Charles . Population 2008 10,989. QuebecCity Coord 46 52 14.7 N 71 20 15.3 W display title DEFAULTSORT Saint Emile, QuebecCity Category Neighbourhoods in QuebecCity QuebecCity stub fr Saint mile ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Saint Roch is a neighbourhood in the borough of La Cit Quebec City La Cit in Quebec City , Quebec , Canada . It is currently going through a revitalization program and is poised to become the new center of artistic creation in the capital. Quebec City coord 48 01 N 78 56 W display title region CA type city source GNS enwiki Category Neighbourhoods in Quebec City QuebecCity stub ... more details
File Quebec Arrondissements.svg right thumb 230px Boroughs of QuebecCity prior to October 31, 2009. File Quebec Arrondissements.svg thumb 230px Current boroughs of QuebecCity as of November 1. Laurentien 2001 census population 82,965 is a former borough of QuebecCity . It comprised Val B lair, Quebec Val B lair , Cap Rouge, Quebec Cap Rouge and part of Sainte Foy, QuebecCity Sainte Foy . Before January 1, 2006, Saint Augustin de Desmaures, Quebec Saint Augustin de Desmaures and L Ancienne Lorette, Quebec L Ancienne Lorette were also part of this borough, but they were restored as separate municipalities. In the reorganization of QuebecCity s boroughs on November 1, 2009, Laurentien was divided between the boroughs of Sainte Foy Sillery Cap Rouge and La Haute Saint Charles . See also Municipal reorganization in QuebecQuebecCity coord 46.844343 N 71.43568 W source frwiki region CA type landmark format dms display title Category Boroughs of QuebecCity QuebecCity stub fr Laurentien Qu bec ... more details
Unreferenced auto yes date December 2009 File Quebec Arrondissements.svg thumb 290px Boroughs of QuebecCity on November 1, 2009 Les Rivi res The Rivers is a borough of QuebecCity , Quebec , Canada . Population 2006 59,920. It comprises 5 neighborhoods Neufch tel Est , Lebourgneuf , Duberger , Les Saules and Vanier, Quebec Vanier . Except for Vanier, all of theses neighborhoods were part of the Municipal reorganization in Quebec pre 2002 city of Quebec. Description Les Rivi res is one of the six boroughs of QuebecCity . It takes its name from the Saint Charles River that passes through the borough as well as two tributaries rivers of Saint Charles Berger and Lorette. The borough is geographically located in the center of QuebecCity. Les Rivi res borough vastly corresponds to the Rivi res section of the former city of Qu bec Qu bec City as it was know before the municipal reorganization in Quebec 2002 municipal reorganization . The borough also include the former city of Vanier, QuebecCity Vanier which was merged into QuebecCity in 2002. The Rivi res section of the former city was made of four municipalties that were annexed to QuebecCity in the 1970s. They were Duberger, Les Saules, Neufch tel and Charlesbourg Ouest. These former municipalities kept their respective name as neighborhoods of QuebecCity with the exception of Charlesbourg Ouest which was renamed Lebourgneuf. Lebourgneuf got its name as a portmanteau from the last letters of Charles bourg and the first letters Neuf chatel because Charlesbourg Ouest was located between Charlesbourg and Neufch tel. Following the creation of the new city of Quebec in 2002, Neufch tel was dismantled, with most of it going to La ... Neufch tel Est. See also Municipal reorganization in QuebecQuebecCity Coord 46.816391 N 71.255779 W source frwiki region CA type landmark format dms display title DEFAULTSORT Les Rivieres, QuebecCity Category Boroughs of QuebecCity QuebecCity stub ar fr Les Rivi res Qu bec ... more details
Unreferenced stub date December 2009 Infobox flag Name QuebecCity Article Image Flag of Quebec City.svg Nickname Use Symbol Proportion Adoption 12 January 1987 Design Flag terminology Border crenelated Designer Type Municipal File Drapeau de la ville de Qu bec.jpg thumb The flag of QuebecCity shown in use The Flag of QuebecCity was officially adopted January 12, 1987. The flag depicts a golden yellow ship on a deep blue field surrounded by a crenelated white design representing its unique Old Quebeccity walls . The ship is Samuel de Champlain s ship, the Don de Dieu ship Don de Dieu . CanadaFlags DEFAULTSORT QuebecCity, Flag of Category Canadian city flags Category QuebecCity Flag canada flag stub Quebec stub fr Drapeau de Qu bec pl Flaga miasta Qu bec ... more details
Infobox Sports team color1 white color2 blue logo pixels 150px founded 2003 league Ligue de Football Majeur du Quebec history arena Stade du S minaire Saint Fran ois, Saint Augustin de Desmaures, Quebec city Quebec City colours green, white, red owner coach championships 2005, 2006, 2007 titles cheerleaders dancers mascot The Quebec City Monarks lang fr Monarks de Qu bec are the Quebec City Canadian football team in the Ligue de Football Majeur du Quebec lang en Quebec Major Football League . They have won the regular season league championship as well as the Silver Cup in 2005, 2006, and 2007 since joining the league in 2003. ref cite web url http www.lfmq.com statistiques champions.php title Champions publisher Ligue de football majeur du Qu bec accessdate 2009 02 16 ref References Reflist External links http monarksfootball.com Official website of the Quebec Monarks fr icon http monarks football.com LFMQ s Monarks website fr icon http www.lfmq.com Official website of the Ligue de Football Majeur du Quebec fr icon Category Sport in Quebec City Category Canadian football teams in Quebec Mon Canadianfootball stub ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 French rule QuebecCity was founded on July 3, 1608, by Samuel de Champlain ... of farm land. By 1663, the year during which Quebec became the capital city of New France , the population of Quebec and its surrounding farm lands had reached 1,950 people. The English Battle of Quebec 1690 attempt to capture the city in 1690 during King William s War and it failed. 20th century In 1917, the construction of the Quebec Bridge , connecting the north and south banks of the St. Lawrence ... World War II , two Allied Forces conferences were held in the city. The First Quebec Conference first ... groups, which meant that the location of walled QuebecCity was vital for security reasons. On January 1, 2002, surrounding towns were incorporated into the existing city. The New Quebeccity includes 11 former municipalities Sainte Foy, Quebec Sainte Foy , Beauport, Quebec Beauport , Charlesbourg, Quebec Charlesbourg , Sillery, Quebec Sillery , Loretteville, Quebec Loretteville , Val ... Of QuebecCity Category History of QuebecCity ar fr Histoire de la ville de Qu bec ... s settlement was located at the foot of Cap Diamant, the peninsula on which Old Quebec lies ... and missionaries . In 1615, the first missionaries, the Recollets , arrived in the city. From 1629 to 1632, the city briefly passed into possession of the English. The Jesuits arrived in 1635 and the Ursulines of Quebec Ursulines and Augustines in 1639. In 1636, Charles Huault de Montmagny became ... and T.V. Soong , Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Second Quebec Conference second conference was held in 1944 and Churchill and Roosevelt participated. The conferences were held at the Quebec Citadel Citadel and nearby Ch teau Frontenac . Modern day QuebecCity In 1984, Op ration Nez rouge was founded in QuebecCity. It has been imitated in many European countries. In April 2001, QuebecCity played host to the Summit of the Americas where the Free Trade Area of the Americas FTAA was discussed ... more details
The QuebecCity Military Tattoo is an annual military tattoo that takes place in QuebecCity , the Capital political capital of the Canada Canadian Provinces and territories of Canada province of Quebec . Part of the QuebecCity International Festival of Military Bands FIMMQ , since 2005 the QuebecCity Military Tattoo stages colourful and exotic performances, presenting a music show with choreographies and multi media effects. This event gathers all countries that are participating at the FIMMQ. Military musicians present a stunning gathering of drums and pipes and the musical mass performances which can count 1200 musicians. In 2008, for the 400th anniversary of QuebecCity, 25 formations took part in the show. The first show to be held in QuebecCity was in 1967 for the 100th anniversary of Confederation of Canada Canadian confederation . It had been organised by the Canadian Forces Land Force Command Canadian Army . External links http www.fimmq.com site home.html QuebecCity Internation Festival of Military Bands Official WebSite http www.fimmq.com site tattoo show.html QuebecCity Military Tattoo Official WebSite Category Entertainment in Canada ... more details
File 120 Qu bec Septembre 2009.jpg thumb upright 2 Colonial buildings in Old Quebec The architecture of QuebecCity is characterized by the fact that it is one of North America s oldest cities, being founded in 1608. The original French colonization of the Americas French settlers in the area imported architecture similar to that found in their native country at the time. QuebecCity was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985, and is the only remaining fortified city north of Mexico . Image Qu bec, toits du Vieux Qu bec.jpg thumb 200px Colonial buildings in Old QuebecCity Image Ste Anne de Beaupr , Qu bec.jpg thumb 200px Basilica of Sainte Anne de Beaupr QuebecCity is not lacking in significant pieces of secular architecture. It has hundreds of surviving heritage homes which have been built in the particular style of New France . This style is an adaptation to the colder climes of Quebec of ancient 17th and 18th century house forms of Normandy and other traditional lands of the North of France . QuebecCity was and still is a predominantly Roman Catholic city. The churches surrounding the city and its neighbouring regions were built to accommodate this fact. Notable Catholic churches in the area include the Notre Dame de Qu bec Cathedral , Notre Dame des Victoires, QuebecCity Notre Dame des Victoires Church and the Basilica of Sainte Anne de Beaupr in the nearby town of Sainte Anne de Beaupr , Quebec Sainte Anne de Beaupr . See also List of Quebec architects Culture of Quebec Architecture of Montreal Society of Architectural Historians Canadian architecture Canadian Centre for Architecture External links http www.patrimoine religieux.qc.ca Qu bec Religious Heritage Foundation http www.quebecheritage.com en architectural.html H ritage Qu bec http two.archiseek.com category buildings canada buildings qc quebec qc canada buildings buildings Archiseek Qu bec Category Architecture in Canada by cityQuebec Category Buildings and structures in QuebecCity fr ... more details
Infobox Sports team color1 red color2 gold logo pixels 200px founded 2000 league Ligue de football majeur du Qu bec history arena S minaire Saint Fran ois city Quebec City colors Red, Gold, Black owner Hugues Gagnon coach championships 2005 regular season champions titles cheerleaders dancers mascot The Quebec City Rebelles are a Canadian football team based in Quebec City in the Ligue de football majeur du Qu bec . External links http www.rebellesfootball.com Official website of the Quebec Rebelles in French http www.lfmq.com Official website of the Ligue de football majeur du Qu bec in French Category Sport in Quebec City Category Canadian football teams in Quebec Reb Canadianfootball stub ... more details
. at 1848 text Institut canadien de Qu bec founded. at 1819 text Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Quebec established. at 1791 text Anglican Diocese of Quebec created. mark line,white at 1759 text The city was permanently lost by the French at 1711 text Quebec Expedition at 1690 text Battle of Quebec 1690 at 1663 text Quebec became the capital city of New France at 1647 text The first Notre Dame de Qu bec Cathedral constructed. at 1629 text The city briefly passed into possession of the English. at 1608 text QuebecCity was founded by Samuel de Champlain . timeline This is a timeline of the history of QuebecCity . 17th Century 1608 QuebecCity was founded by Samuel de Champlain . 1615 The first ... de Montmagny . 1663 Quebec became the capital city of New France , the population of Quebec and its ... ceded its claims to Canada , and QuebecCity s French speaking, Catholic population was under ... Cathedral completed. 1807 The construction of St. Andrew s Church QuebecCity began. 1805 63 Quebec .... 1848 The last Canadian Recollets R collet Brother Louis died at QuebecCity . 1850s Quebec Skating ... Church constructed. 1885 88 QuebecCity Armoury built. 1889 Quebec rockslide . 1893 Ch teau Frontenac ... du Qu bec established. 1955 Quebec Winter Carnival established. 1968 QuebecCity Summer Festival ... was founded in QuebecCity. 1984 Mus e de la civilisation established. 1985 Ramparts of QuebecCity was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO. 1985 Shamrock Summit . 1987 Flag of QuebecCity adopted. 1994 Quebec Biker war . 1995 Centre hospitalier universitaire de Qu bec created. 1998 QuebecCity ..., making 25,000 persons in total. 2002 Communaut m tropolitaine de Qu bec created. 2002 QuebecCity ... history Timeline of Canadian history DEFAULTSORT QuebecCity History, Timeline Of Category History of QuebecCity Category Canadian timelines Category City timelines .... at 1943 text 1943 Quebec Conference at 1917 text The construction of the Quebec Bridge finished ... more details
See also History of QuebecCity The proper name of QuebecCity is Qu bec with an acute accent , in both official languages of Canada English language English and French language French . This name is used by both the Government of Canada federal and Government of Quebec provincial governments . The acute accent differentiates between the official English name of the city, Qu bec, and the constitutional English name of the province, Quebec . In unofficial English texts, it is not uncommon for the accent to be dropped and for Qu bec to be informally referred to as QuebecCity . In French, names of geographical regions such as provinces and countries are typically preceded by articles whereas city names are not unless it is part of the name, such as La Malbaie . As a result, the province is called le Qu bec in Quebec au Qu bec , from Quebec or of Quebec du Qu bec while the city remains simply Qu bec in Qu bec City Qu bec , from of Qu bec City de Qu bec . Where context requires further differentiation ... Etymology Category History of QuebecCity Category Names of places in Canada ar ... of the toponym Montr al, Qu bec , but is the incorporated name of the city. In the English section of Ville de Qu bec s official website, the city is variously referred to as Qu bec and Qu bec City with an accent whereas the corporate body is referred to as City of Qu bec . Residents of Qu bec ... meaning an inhabitant of the province, the term Qu b cois e de Qu bec for residents of the city is sometimes used. In English, the terms Quebecer or Quebecker and Quebec Qu b cois e are common. Also, QuebecCity is sometimes referred to as la capitale nationale the national capital . The government officially named it this way under the Union Nationale Quebec Union Nationale party. The provincial administrative region where the city is situated bears the name Capitale Nationale capitalized . The word national is the adjective for the noun nation used in its normal basic sense and refers to Quebec ... more details
Infobox Stadium stadium name New QuebecCity Arena nickname Videotron Amphitheatre image fullname location ExpoCit , QuebecCity , Quebec coordinates Coord 46.824958 71.24762 type landmark display inline,title broke ground 2012 ref http www.vancouversun.com sports Quebecor invest QuebecCity arena project 4366388 story.html ref or 2013 planned ref http www.radio canada.ca regions Quebec 2011 02 10 004 amphitheatre quebec annonce jeudi f.shtml ref built opened 2015 planned ref http www.nationalpost.com todays paper Quebec takes step closer goal 4369397 story.html ref renovated expanded closed demolished owner operator Quebecor surface construction cost Canadian Dollar 400 million architect structural ... New QuebecCity Arena , called the Videotron Amphitheatre by some media outlets, ref http ottawa.ctv.ca servlet an local CTVNews 20110301 videotron buys quebec arena name 110301 20110301 ?hub OttawaHome ref in some media sources, is a description of a new multi use indoor arena in QuebecCity , Quebec ... NHL franchise is put in QuebecCity, ref http www.torontosun.com sports hockey 2011 03 01 17451741.html ... venues in Canada Category Sports venues in QuebecCity Category Music venues in QuebecQuebec struct ... spectators. ref http slapshot.blogs.nytimes.com 2011 02 12 coveting n h l club quebec builds from ... 2011 03 02 the quebec gravy chain chugs off without ottawa on board for once ref It is also hoped that the arena can help QuebecCity win a future Winter Olympics games bid. ref http sports.espn.go.com nhl news story?id 4564924 ref It will replace Colis e Pepsi as the main arena in QuebecCity. ref http www.montrealgazette.com sports Quebecor invest QuebecCity arena project 4366388 story.html ref The arena will cost 400 million, and will be funded 50 by the city and 50 by the province. ref http prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com 2011 02 10 quebec officials name who will pay the bill for their new nhl ... 110 million and 200 million. ref http www.nationalpost.com todays paper Quebec takes ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Coord 46 49 7 N 71 14 0.59 W display title Infobox Stadium stadium name Stade Municipal nickname Parc Victoria image Image Stade Municipal.JPG 300px Panoramic of Stade Municipal fullname location Quebec City , Quebec QC coordinates broke ground built owner opened 1938 renovated 1999 operator City of Quebec surface Grass former names tenants Quebec Capitales Canadian American Association of Professional Baseball Can Am League 1999 present br Quebec Metros Eastern League baseball Eastern League 1976 1977 br Qu bec Carnavals Eastern League baseball Eastern League 1971 1975 seating capacity Baseball 4,800 dimensions Stade Municipal is a stadium in Quebec City , Quebec . It is primarily used for baseball , and is the home field of the Quebec Capitales Canadian American Association of Professional Baseball minor league baseball team. It originally opened in 1938 . It holds 4,800 people and is located in the Victoria Park near the Nouveau St Roch area of Qu bec downtown. s start collapsible header s sta et succession box title Host of the Northern League baseball All star game NoL All Star Game br Stade Municipal years 2002 before CanWest Global Park after Haymarket Park end Quebec Capitales Can Am League Stadiums Category Sports venues in Quebec City Category Minor league baseball venues Category Baseball venues in Canada Quebec struct stub Canada sports venue stub de Stade Municipal Quebec fr Stade Municipal de Qu bec ... more details
of the founding of the City. See also List of Quebec festivals Quebec Winter Carnival External links http www.infofestival.com Main Site coord missing Quebec Category Rock festivals in Canada Category Folk festivals in Canada Category Classical music festivals in Canada Category Festivals in Quebec Category Culture of QuebecCity Category Visitor attractions in QuebecCity QuebecCity stub music festival ...No footnotes date January 2011 File Festival d ete Quebec.JPG thumb Festival d t Quebec. The Festival d t , or Summer Festival Full French name Festival d t de Qu bec , full English name QuebecCity Summer Festival has been taking place annually since 1968. It is organised by groups of businesspersons and artists of QuebecCity in order to show the artistic, economic, and touristic potential of the Qu bec region . The Festival lasts 11 days and takes place over the first week of July. Total attendance for the 2007 edition is estimated at over one million festival goers, making it Canada s largest outdoor performance. The Festival presents hundreds of musical shows in various indoor and outdoor venues throughout the city. During the 1970s and 1980s, the festival specialised in musicians from the Francophonie and world music. Since 2000, the Festival has included artists from genres across the board, including rock music , Punk rock punk , hip hop , classical music , Category Francophone music francophone music , and world music . The three main outdoor arenas of the Festival are the Plains of Abraham , with the most important shows, due to its high capacity, the Parc de la francophonie , and the Place D Youville Quebec Place d Youville . The primary indoor venues are l Imperial and le Grand Th tre de Qu bec , presenting classical music. Bars and nightclubs throughout the city complement the selection by offering jazz, world, and electronic music. There are several arts de la rue , or street performer s throughout. Finally, a site called the Place de la famille hosts animation ... more details
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Infobox road province QC type Autoroute route 540 alternate name Autoroute Duplessis Duplessis Autoroute maint Transports Qu bec map map A540 QC 2009.png length km 5.1 length round 1 length ref ref Minist re des transports, Distances routi res , page ? , Les Publications du Qu bec, 2005 ref ref name A540 cite web url http www1.mtq.gouv.qc.ca fr repertoire autoroute autoroute.asp title R pertoire des autoroutes du Qu bec language French publisher Transports Qu bec accessdate 2008 02 23 ref direction a North direction b South terminus a Image Qc138.png 20px Quebec Route 138 Route 138 junction Image Quebec Autoroute 40.svg 20px Quebec Autoroute 40 Autoroute 40 terminus b Image Quebec Autoroute 73.svg 20px Quebec Autoroute 73 Autoroute 73 cities Quebec City established 1966 ref name A540 previous type A previous route 540 previous dab Vaudreuil Dorion next type A next route 573 For Autoroute 540 in the Montreal suburb of Vaudreuil Dorion, see Quebec Autoroute 540 Vaudreuil Dorion . Autoroute 540 is a short spur highway, connecting Quebec Route 138 Route 138 to Quebec Autoroute 73 Autoroute 73 and linking the Jean Lesage International Airport with the Pierre Laporte Bridge . It is also known as Autoroute Duplessis , honouring former Premier of Quebec Premier Maurice Duplessis . Exits are numbered from North to South, unlike other Autoroutes which have their exits numbered from South to North. References reflist External links commonscat http www.mtq.gouv.qc.ca Transport Quebec website http www.inforoutiere.qc.ca fr carte routiere index.asp Transports Quebec Map fr icon http webfil 92.tripod.com autoroutes en id23.html A 540 at Quebec Autoroutes http www.exitlists.com exitlists lists autoroutes A540.html A 540 at Exitlists.com Quebec Autoroutes coord 46.7743 N 71.3261 W display title Category Quebec Autoroutes 40 5 Quebec City Quebec road stub fr Autoroute 540 Qu bec ... more details
Infobox Athleticrace bgcolour lightskyblue image Quebec city.jpg imagesize 250px caption The Qu bec City Marathon runs along both the northern and southern shores of the St. Lawrence River date August location between L vis, Quebec L vis and QuebecCity , Quebec , Canada . type road distance Marathon beneficiary homepage http www.couriraquebec.com QuebecCity Marathon lang fr Marathon des Deux Rives, or Marathon of the two river banks is an annual point to point marathon between L vis, Quebec L vis and QuebecCity , Quebec , Canada . It is held in August every year since 1998. Along with the full marathon, a half marathon, a 10 km, a 5 km and children s events are arranged as well. The course distinguishes itself from other races in that kilometer markers are posted in reverse order, indicating the remaining distance to the finish line. Among other things, this allows all events to start at the same time and on the same course, from the appropriate distance away from the finish line. Course records Men class wikitable 2001 Joseph Maina colspan 2 flagicon Kenya Kenya 2 23 06 Women class wikitable 2005 Veronique Vandersmissen colspan 2 flagicon Canada Canada 2 39 02 External links http www.couriraquebec.com Official site Category Marathons in Canada Category Sports festivals in Canada Category Recurring sporting events established in 1998 sport event stub ... more details