Quebec
Quebec is probably what all North America would have been like if the French rather than the English had won the Seven Years’ War. This eastern province has always been able to find an excuse for a party. Its historic capital, Québec City, for example, celebrates one of the world’s most brutal winters with a carnival that features parades of majorettes and teams who race boats across an ice-choked river. Throughout the province, the rest of the year is full of festivals celebrating jazz, international folklore, film, classical music, fireworks, beer, and hot-air balloons. What really sets Quebec apart, of course, is language. French in Québec is more than the language of love – it’s the language of law, business, politics, and culture, and of more than 80% of the people. Tadoussac, Québec. Situated on the upper St. Lawrence Seaway, Tadoussac makes an excellent base from which to go whale watching, and it is possible to see Beluga, Fin, Minke and even the rare Blue whale
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