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About Québec
Quebec is the largest province in Canada, with its population concentrated in the south along the St. Lawrence River. Greater Montreal is the largest city in Quebec. Laval, Quebec City (the provincial capital), Gatineau, Sherbrooke, Saguenay, and Trois-Rivières are also active urban centres.
Stretching from the mouth of the St Lawrence River to James Bay there is always something new to discover in the unique landscape and culture that is Quebec. Walk the impressive rampart that encircles Old Québec City then step into a classic bistro in one of the winding lanes just outside the old wall or go shopping in Quartier Petit Champlain. Explore Montreal’s many neighborhoods and enjoy this city's modern beat in the rhythm of its festivals: jazz, comedy, cinema, fireworks and more. Settle into Laval’s harmonious balance between tranquil nature and the bustle and excitement of urban life or attend classes at the National Theatre School of Canada or one of four other major English and French universities in Quebec.
Vast natural resources north of the St Lawrence River fuel the lumber, paper and hydro electric industries. The fertile St Lawrence River Valley is a natural environment for agriculture including dairy, fruits, vegetables and livestock, and has made Quebec the world's leading producer of maple syrup. High-tech and aerospace industries have grown around Montreal making Quebec the fourth largest producer of aviation related products and an attractive location for several large video gaming companies.
Hundreds of rivers and lakes, including the St Lawrence River, Lake Ontario, and easy access to the Atlantic Ocean make Quebec a recreation paradise. Canoe the heart of the Laurentians as La Mauricie National Park invites you to a close encounter with the lakes and mountains flanking the northern shore of the St. Lawrence River. Fishing, boating, hunting, camping and canoeing are seasonally available as are skiing, snowshoeing, hockey and sledding.
Combining European charm and sophistication with North American modernism Quebec is a beautiful place to buy a home or invest in real estate for a vacation get away. If you want to know more about real estate in Quebec or find homes for sale, a good place to start is to see what homes are on the market. Use the form on this page to request access to up to the minute real estate listings in your desired neighbourhood.
