Quebec’s Seasons Archives

Quebec’s Seasons archives its tourism newsletters! If you missed one season, you are only one click away from making it reappear. Read our issues and stay informed of what goes on in Quebec!

Vol. 4, number 3 – summer 2010

Many festivals, museums and thematic parks were showcased. Due to the facts that Côte- Nord was the chosen region, several attractions and activities offered in this region were presented. Because of the season and the number of events, contests and highlights represented an important part.

Vol. 4, number 2 – spring 2010

This spring edition of Quebec’s Seasons invites you to discover the wonderful Quebec City region. The newsletter includes information on some of the best attractions in that region as well as a thematic section presenting you some of the best restaurants of the province.

Vol. 4, number 1 – winter 2010

This winter edition of Quebec’s Seasons invites you to discover the wonderful Outaouais region. The newsletter comprises information on some of the best attractions in the area as well as thematic sections presenting you 2 genuine Quebec activities: dogsledding and snowmobiling.

Vol. 3, number 4 – fall 2009

The fall edition of Quebec’s Seasons featured the Lanaudière and Laurentides regions as well as a presentation of some of Quebec’s best spas and wellness resorts.

Vol. 3, number 3 – summer 2009

The magnificent regions of Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie were highlighted in this 2009 summer edition of Quebec’s Seasons. Discover a large range of activities to do and a thematic section dedicated to numerous festivals taking place all over Quebec!

Vol. 3, number 2 – spring 2009

The Montreal region was selected for this spring edition of Quebec’s Seasons. The discovery of accommodation, museums and a special section on the Montreal festivals await you!

Vol. 3, number 1 – winter 2008-2009

The Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region had the place of honour in the 2008-2009 winter number of Quebec’s Seasons. Some of the broached subjects were about festivals, dog sledding, Amerindian culture and meditation..

Vol. 2, number 4 – fall 2008

The regions of Mauricie and Lanaudière were highlighted in the 2008 Fall in Quebec. Museums, farm tourism routes, outdoor activities and colourful landscapes were greatly put in evidence.

Vol. 2, number 3, summer 2008

To highlight the 400^th anniversary of Québec City, the region of Québec had the place of honor in the 2008 Summer in Quebec. Featuring: cruises, ghostly guided tours and family outings.

Vol. 2, number 2, spring 2008

The Montérégie region had the place of honour in the Spring in Quebec 2008. Spring activities, museums and games where adrenalin is rising were only some of the broached subjects.

Vol. 2, number 1, winter 2007-2008

In the Winter in Quebec 2007-2008 issue, you can read about the Laurentides region. Winter sports and gliding sports had the place of honour, just like ice fishing and health cares at the different spas.

Vol. 1, number 4 – fall 2007

The Eastern Townships region had the place of honour in the last Fall in Quebec issue. It surely gave you great ideas for activities and made you discover new products, health centres as well as a beautiful inn.

Vol. 1, number 3 – summer 2007

You missed the Summer in Quebec issue because you were on vacation on a sailboat? There is no need to panic! In this section, you can read our issue about Charlevoix, its art circuit and its scenery.

Vol. 1, number 2 – spring 2007

In the Spring in Quebec issue, you can read about the Outaouais region. Adventure and discoveries had the place of honour. In short, it presented great ideas for your next stay in this region.

Vol.1, number 1 – winter 2006-2007

Do you remember our very first Winter in Quebec issue, which was, by the very fact, the first issue of Quebec’s Seasons?! In that newsletter, only a few winter activities had been described, but it was only the beginning…