Author: Muriel Schmidt

How Many Filipinos Live In Quebec?

By province/territory Province Filipino 2001 Filipino 2016 British Columbia 64,005 145,030 Alberta 33,940 166,195 Manitoba 30,490 79,820 Quebec 18,550 34,910 Are there Filipinos in Quebec? Quebec had a very small Filipino population until the late 20th century, but there are currently around 30,000 Filipinos, most of them living in Montreal. How many Filipino in Montreal? […]

How Did Quebec Benefit From Confederation?

Proponents believed Confederation would allow a new federal government to make national decisions, while letting individual provinces find local solutions. As a self-governing province, Québec could safeguard French Canadian interests. Confederation would strengthen the wider economy. How did Confederation affect Quebec? Confederation confirmed French Canadians as a minority but gave them in return — in […]

Are There Dolphins In Quebec?

Dolphins in Quebec The two species you’ll spot are the Atlantic white-sided dolphin and the white-beaked dolphin. Both are playful and can often be seen swimming with pods of whales. Where can you see dolphins in Quebec? Gaspésie. Gaspé Bay and Percé Bay are both great places to observe marine mammals. Atlantic white-sided dolphins, fin […]

Do Elk Live In Quebec?

They say we can find about 3000 elks in the wildlife. In Canada’s other provinces, the elk can only be found on farms. There are approximately 15 elk farmers in the province of Quebec. Are there elk in Quebec? When Europeans arrived in Canada, elk were widely distributed. Their range extended across southern Quebec, along […]

Are There Wild Turkeys In Quebec?

Wild turkeys are becoming more common in Québec. They are hunted in the spring and fall, in specific zones. Are there wild turkeys in Montreal? If you live in Montreal’s West island and you feel like you’ve been seeing more and more wild turkeys around, rest assured you’re not alone. What Canadian provinces have wild […]

Where Can You See Wolves In Quebec?

Parc Mahikan. Parc Mahikan, which means wolf in Innu language, is located in Girardville, north of Lac-Saint-Jean. It’s one of the leading observation centres exclusively dedicated to wolves in Canada. Where are wolves found in Quebec? Quebec at a glance Extensive wolf populations have continued to exist across much of Quebec since before European settlement […]