Starting in the 1960s, there were a multitude of Quebec artists in a variety of fields, from song, to humor, […]

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In 1980, consumerism played a very large part in the life of Quebeckers. People no longer made the things they […]

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ClothingClothing- Items made from fabric, skins, or other materials that serve to protect and cover the… revealed social status In […]

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HealthHealth is when you are free of injury, and physically and mentally well. Healthy eating means... care for all My name is Manuella, and I immigrated to Quebec a couple of months ago. Since I’ve […]

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In 1980, Quebeckers were more open to the rest of the world than they had been in 1905.  This was […]

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In the 1980s, education was much more accessible in Quebec than it had been in 1905. The 1943 Law on […]

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In 1980, little farming villages located near big cities were transformed into suburbs. The territories around big city centers like […]

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Media version of texts courtesy of K. Napier’s  class In 1980, the influence of the Catholic Church had decreased significantly […]

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Robert, a civil servant at the Ministry of Education   Hi! My name is Robert and I’m 26 years old.  […]

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A difficult situation In 1980, Indigenous Peoples made up less than 1% of Quebec’s populationPopulation comes from the Latin populus, meaning “the […]

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Ten-year-old Julie is speaking with her mother and her grandmother. “When I grow up, I’m going to go to university […]

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It was the night of May 20, 1980, and Simon was with his father watching the referendum results on television. […]

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My name is Henry and I am a big fan of theatre and literature. I’ve just finished reading The Fat […]

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Pierre Elliott Trudeau first became known journalist and founder of the magazine Cité Libre in 1950. In 1965, he entered […]

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Maurice Duplessis was Premier of Quebec from 1936 to 1939 and from 1944 to 1959. In all, he served as […]

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