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General information about the city and the Quebec City region. This is the official site of the tourism office of Quebec City.

REFRAIN(REgroupement des Festivals Régionaux Artistiques INdépendants) is a website bringing together all the small and medium-sized festivals in Quebec. You'll find events in the fields of comedy, cinema, music, gastronomy and street arts, for example. And all according to criteria such as month or season, region, keyword (family activities, local gastronomy, pets allowed, etc.). There's something for everyone. It's a comprehensive, well-designed tool for unearthing nuggets in the city and the regions!

This site lists most of the restaurants in major cities in Canada (from Montreal to Vancouver) and indicates what they are serving. To drool before going…

An online guide to British Columbia.

Stanton Territorial Hospital is the largest hospital in the Northwest Territories. It plays a central role in the delivery of acute care in the region, and is an integral part of the Government of the Northwest Territories' integrated approach to health care. The hospital offers a full range of health services to patients in the Northwest Territories and the Kitikmeot region of Nunavut. It has several care units, including medicine, obstetrics, pediatrics, psychiatry and surgery. The hospital also offers ambulatory services such as specialized consultations, rehabilitation and diagnostic services. Stanton Territorial Hospital also has a long-term care unit, offering long-term residential services for adults. Hand sanitizer dispensers are available throughout the hospital, and smoking is prohibited on the premises.

Dr. Réjean Thomas, a leader in the field of screening and treatment of sexually transmitted infections and blood (ITSS), founded this clinic 25 years ago. The website is a veritable repository of medical, biological and psycho-social information in connection with the ITSS. There is talk about sexual health, clinical research, resources, prevention and so on. The medical clinic offers consultations by appointment, but it is now possible to do so without an appointment on Saturday and Sunday, as well as on public holidays between 8 a. m. and 12 p. m. The address to be known in case of distress, doubt or emergency…

A medium specialized in cultural outings that is both a showcase of shows in Quebec and a catalog of discount offers for members. The search engine makes it easy to find a performance in dance, circus, theater, comedy or cinema, among others. In addition to priority access to ticketing for certain events, Atuvu.ca regularly offers tickets at preferential rates or even free of charge. A great way to discover artists of all kinds.

The result of an alliance between Aventure Écotourisme Québec and Parcs régionaux du Québec, this is by far the most comprehensive site dealing with the outdoors in the province. To help you plan your active vacation, you can search by region or by type of activity. There's also a section devoted entirely to winter pleasures and another to accommodations, not to mention a blog packed with ideas for your getaways in the great outdoors.

This is the official site of Tourisme Québec, which lists just about every possible experience in the province. Whether you want to know the best seasons to travel in Quebec, find out about the formalities required, find accommodation, discover the festivals and events that enliven the province, find great places to go for outdoor or gourmet pleasures, or prepare your itinerary thanks to the proposed tourist circuits, it's all there! A section is also dedicated to accessible tourism.

Superb photos of Montreal are online.

Mount Sinai Hospital is a clinic located in Côte Saint-Luc, Canada, in the province of Quebec. It offers a three-week in-house pulmonary rehabilitation program, including classes and exercises. The program is aimed at patients from all over Quebec who would not otherwise have access to pulmonary rehabilitation. Patients are admitted to hospital for the duration of the program. Training sessions cover topics suggested by the websites Mieux Vivre avec une MPOC and Mieux Vivre avec une fibrose pulmonaire.

Grey Nuns Community Hospital is an acute care hospital located in the Mill Woods area, south of Edmonton, Alberta. The hospital provides a full range of health services to a diverse and growing urban community in southeast Edmonton. The 363-bed hospital was opened in 1988. Grey Nuns Community Hospital is part of the Medicare health care system.

Urgences-santé is a Quebec public paramedical company serving the Montreal and Laval administrative regions. Founded in 1989, it handles between 40% and 50% of the province's emergency calls. Urgences-santé specializes in paramedical services and plays an essential role in responding to emergency situations in the Montreal and Laval regions.

It provides emergency advice, contact information for the hospital to contact.

You will find all the information and useful documentation on wildlife, flora and hiking opportunities. The centre also offers an interpretation program with various naturalist-guided activities.

Contact in case of emergency only.

In the heart of Old Quebec, the place to obtain foreign currency and traveller's cheques. Automated ATM on site.

A professional opinion will always be given by a nurse if you call this number. If necessary, it will be able to direct you to the most suitable medical structures, and the closest to your home.

A well-known Toronto blog that covers a wide range of topics (arts, music, movies, fashion, neighbourhoods, restaurants, events, etc.). To get the best addresses in a variety of categories, click on "Best of Toronto". We also like the "Patio Guide" section to take full advantage of the sunny days, as well as the "Neighbourhoods" section which allows you to familiarize yourself with the different areas of the city. In short, an indispensable site, provided that you master English.

The Toronto Life media covers a lot of ground, including real estate (very useful for expatriates), the food and culture scene, fashion and so on. For those thinking of moving to the city, the "Neighbourhoods" section lists a ranking of neighbourhoods based on several factors (public transportation, safety, entertainment, employment, health care, etc.). - you can customize each of the criteria to suit your needs and interests). Toronto Life also publishes a monthly guide (subscription option), as well as newsletters.