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| Les Laurentides | This region, north of Montréal, is known for its beautiful leaves in the fall |
| La Gaspésie | This area is known for its limestone rock formation |
| Le Rocher Percé | A limestone rock formation |
| Le hockey | This is the most popular sport in Québec |
| Mount Cosmos Observatory | Here one can see the northern lights in July |
| Montréal | This is the 2nd largest French-speaking city |
| Le Saint-Laurent | This is a river that is home to many sea mammals |
| La cipâte aux bleuets | This traditional pie is made with a kind of blueberry found in Canada |
| Le sirop d'érable | maple syrup |
| Une cabane à sucre | This is where maple syrup is made |
| La pêche blanche | Ice fishing, a tradition learned from the Inuits and Amerindians of Canada |
| Le canoë | canoeing |
| Les traîneaux à chiens | dogsledding |
| L'International de montgolfières | A hot air balloon festival in Saint-Jean that lasts for 10 days |
| Le Festival International de jazz de Montréal | Over 400 concerts are held during this summer festival with jazz musicians from all over the world |
| Le Carnaval de Québec | the biggest winter carnival in the world, with an ice palace, sledding and other outdoor snow activities |
| Bonhomme Carnaval | the snowman mascot of Le Carnaval de Québec |
| Québec | A name that comes from the Algonquian name Kebec, meaning "narrowing of the river" |
| Samuel de Champlain | This French explorer founded the city of Québec in 1608 |
| Jacques Cartier | This French explorer explored Le Saint-Laurent in the 1530s while searching for a route to Asia |
