Quebec Travel Articles

Surviving a Night at Quebec’s Ice Hotel – Quebec, Canada

It may be frozen, but Andrea Granahan thinks the Ice Hotel is the hottest spot in town.

Basically Montreal – Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Kay Bozich Owens is your guide to this vibrant, convivial, cultural, European capital in North America.

Montreal Through Colored Glasses – Montreal, Quebec, Canada

After what happened, Steven Jarvis is surprised to hear what his friend said about the French in Quebec.

Right Hand Man – Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada

Kyle MacDonald and h

The Blanche, Blonde, Rousse et Noir Tour – Quebec, Canada

Ratebeer.com editor Josh Oakes takes on a five-day Quebec brewpub odyssey.

Four Dollars and a Microwave – Montreal, Quebec

One good story and two hours of sweatshop labor later, Kyle MacDonald emerges triumphant.

Montreal, Canada – December 1999

December is the last month of the year, and this December in particular is the last of many things. No, this is not a Millennium blurb! To the contrary, I’d like to mention a few of the lesser-talked about conclusions we are about to reach. 1999 is not only the end of this arbitrarily-numbered Millennium, [...]

Montreal, Canada – September 1999

This is my first dispatch for BootsnAll, and unfortunately it comes at the end of the summer (summer being the best time to be here). Regardless, this city is alive and well year ’round, so here goes. September Festivals Bonsecours Market© Jean-Marc DiBattista Montreal is the land o’ festivals. With the first sign of spring, [...]

Montreal, Canada – October 1999

Montréal is bursting with colour in October. The trees in the parks and on the mountain (in the middle of the city) are ablaze with yellow, crimson, and yes, green, and the weather is turning cooler so people are starting to wear clothes again! The city’s extraordinary summer party and festival life is waning and [...]

Montreal, Canada – November 1999

T.S. Eliot was wrong – April is not the cruelest month, at least not in Montréal, where that honor belongs to November. November. That cruel angry month that comes after the colorful transition of October, but before the festive year-end of December. Those vicious thirty days when the last warmth of summer lies dead under [...]