The year is 1905 and Montreal seeing major portendroit près d’un cours d’eau où il y a […]
Read MoreLong live the iron horse!
“All aboard, the train is leaving the station!” In Quebec, the first railway was opened on the […]
Read MoreSharing the streets: horses, streetcars and automobiles
François lives on a farm. Today he’s going to one of the Montreal markets with his father […]
Read MoreCommunicating and getting informed
Want to tell your cousin, who lives in another town, some good news? No problem; just call […]
Read MoreThe Canadian federation
Canada became a country in 1867. This was called the ConfederationThis is a group of people or […]
Read MoreCommerce 1905
Canada was still an importing country in 1905. In other words, it imported more goods than it […]
Read MoreUnionization
The early 20th century was a time of economic growth. The province was becoming increasingly industrialized and […]
Read MoreAgriculture
It’s time to milk the cows. And since I’m the oldest, I have to help. My family […]
Read MoreExploiting natural resources
Welcome to this quiz on Quebec’s natural resourcesResources are anything taken from the earth or nature that […]
Read MoreElectricity
In the early 20th century, electricity was initially used mainly for street lights and running the streetcars. […]
Read MoreThe industrialization of Quebec
The early 20th century was a time of economic growth and prosperity. Quebec experienced significant industrial growth […]
Read MoreMy first Sunday at the Ouimetoscope
Do you remember the first time you ever went to see a movie at the theatre? It […]
Read MoreFrench and English
In 1905, the majority of the Quebec populationPopulation comes from the Latin populus, meaning “the people.” We say populationPopulation comes from the Latin populus, meaning “the people.” We say population when we talk about a group... […]
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