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Tastet (pronounced "tastè") is the name of Le Devoir 's renowned food critic: Jean-Philippe Tastet. Proud of over 30 years' experience in the field, he teamed up with his daughter, Élise, to create this site teeming with gourmet addresses. While the city of Montreal is particularly well represented, several regions are also featured. We particularly like their "Lists" section, which lists "best of" establishments in specific categories. A site sure to please epicureans!

Quebec's 24 national parks (plus those managed by Parcs Nunavik; note that the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park is managed jointly with Parks Canada) are managed by the Société des établissements de plein air du Québec (Sépaq). Then there are the 13 wildlife reserves, which form a territory of nearly 41,000 km² of wilderness where fishing and hunting are in the spotlight. Finally, Sépaq also manages eight tourist centres as well as Sépaq Anticosti. For more information on activities and accommodations, visit the website.

The Fédération des pourvoiries du Québec website is ideal for organizing your fishing, hunting and vacationing stay in the province. It gives you access to the largest network of wilderness accommodations in the province, with over 330 outfitters in every corner of Quebec. The search engine allows you to filter almost infinitely to find the perfect outfitter for you. You'll also find a wide range of packages (fishing, hunting, family vacations, outdoor activities, etc.) - nature at your fingertips and the great outdoors at your fingertips!

Québec en vacances is a blog created and written by Quebec enthusiasts who criss-cross the province in search of good addresses and tips. For inspiration, you can choose to explore the site by region or by theme(road trip, terroir and flavours, escapades, tourist routes, etc.). A section also recommends various thematic or travel guides to the Belle Province (including the Petit Futé Québec!). And don't forget to follow Québec en vacances on social networks, so you don't miss out on the latest discoveries.

Foodies, your foodie reference for Toronto! It covers a wide range of food-related topics: new restaurants and bars to discover, the best gourmet menus at festivals like Winterlicious, bakeries offering gluten-free products, the best wines available at the LCBO, and more. We even give you recipe ideas to make a splash when you have friends over. Foodism TO also publishes a free magazine that is available at several locations in Toronto (it can also be viewed online).

A leading destination specialist, Québec Le Mag' offers a wealth of good deals and interesting blog articles. The site also includes practical information for planning your stay in Quebec (formalities, budget, agencies, themed trips, etc.), the best addresses by category (what to do, where to stay, where to eat), not to mention podcasts and tips on other Canadian destinations. And don't miss our superb guides Québec L'Essentiel and Le Meilleur du Canada.

A very useful site for those wishing to discover the aboriginal culture of Quebec. Nations, history and culture, legends and traditions, everything is there! To help you plan your stay or your experience, you will find a lot of excellent addresses, classified by nation or region. To read: Origin(e), the Aboriginal tourism magazine (available online or by mail order via the website). Your gateway to Aboriginal communities!

This website is a portal for promoting tourism in the Québec maritime regions, namely the Lower St. Lawrence, Gaspé, North Shore and Magdalen Islands. It contains a wealth of information, such as how to get there and around, ideas for tours and stays, activities to do according to your tastes (nature vacations, sports and outdoor activities, culture and discoveries, winter), in short, everything you need to plan your stay in one or more of these regions, regardless of the season.