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Do-It-Yourself Move
This guide will explain the many benefits of a do-it-yourself move and the many ways in which a DIY move can potentially save you time and money on your next move.
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Getting a Feel for an Area ...
You always want to get a feel for an area before you move there. There are many benefits of scoping a place out before the move, and it's important to see if your new home is the right place for you.
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How to Move Cold-Blooded Pets
Moving small pets is hard, but there are a few more options available to you when it comes to re-locating cold-blooded pets, who can be transported by vehicle or by the postal service.
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Fitting In to a New Community
This guide will help you with the transition process that typically occurs when you move to a whole new town or city and the process of adapting and adjusting to a new life in a strange new place.
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Decluttering Your Home Before ...
Decluttering your home before moving day can be a huge undertaking, but in the long run it’ll make the day of your move that much easier - get some great tips on how!
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Professional Quebec Movers - Free Quotes and Relocation Services
To help you to find reliable movers Quebec, we have compiled a list of Movers in Quebec where you can avail all kinds of Moving Services & Local Moves. The Quebec Movers listed under TopMoving.ca are screened and scrutinized to ensure that you receive the 'Best Relocation Service'. The Quebec Local Movers are registered and provide satisfactory services to the best of our knowledge.
So What Next? Simply fill the Quote Form, and get connected to the top Quebec Movers. You will receive free multiple moving quotes from the leading local movers in and around Quebec, QC and make your move successful, one that saves money and time simultaneously.
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 About Quebec
Quebec is the 2nd largest of all the provinces of Canada and is situated in the eastern central region of the country. The provincial capital is Quebec City and its biggest city is Montreal. It is Canada’s only province whose official language is French. Quebec has the 2nd highest provincial population only after Ontario and joined the Canadian federation on July 1st 1867.
The blue Flag is the floral symbol of Quebec, its avian emblem or bird symbol is the snowy owl, while the yellow birch has been chosen as the tree symbol for the province.
Quebec is comparatively almost thrice the area of Texas or France and has an area of 1,667,441 sq km. Quebec has land borders with other Canadian provinces of New Brunswick, Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador. The ownership of Labrador is however disputed and is not officially recognized. The province also shares land borders with 4 north eastern US states of Maine, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont. The highest point in the province is Mont D’Iberville with an elevation of 1,622 m or 5,321 ft above sea level and lowest point is at Gulf of St. Lawrence at sea level.
Large climatic variations with different temperatures, precipitation and humidity are characteristic hallmark of the climate of Quebec. Based on the terrain, latitudes and sea effect, the climate can be classified in to 4 distinct climatic conditions. The province has humid climate with hot summers and cold winters to the south and subarctic climate between 50 – 58 latitudes. The northern reaches of the province have arctic climate. Îles-de-la-Madeleine has eastern maritime climatic conditions.
As of 2010 around 7,907,375 people reside in the province of Quebec. Most of the population is concentrated in and around Montreal which has a population of 1,692,082. Almost all of the population lives in the south part of the province along the river St. Lawrence. The population centers are also spread over the Saguenay, Gaspésie peninsula, Lac Saint-Jean and Abitibi areas.
As of 2009 Quebec’s GDP was C$303,747 billion and had the second highest GDP among all provinces of Canada. The province contributed almost 20% to the national GDP figures and ranks 28th in the world as per GDP per capita and compares favorably with countries like Italy, France and Japan. Quebec has a well developed tourism industry and over 10 million tourists visit province every year and in 2009, tourism earned over 10 billion dollars and amounted to around 3% of the provincial GDP. Quebec also has a large well developed research & development sector ranking 13th largest in the world as against national Canadian rank of 18th. From 1995 onwards the province has invested sizeable part of its GDP on research & development.
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