Language and poutine
- A Quebecer doesn't say "excuse me," they say "pardon," with flair.
- Why is poutine the national dish? It is warm, heavy, and forgiving, like a good winter.
- A stop sign in Quebec says "arret," and means it.
- Quebec French has a "tu" for everyone and everything.
- Poutine is gravy, cheese, and a personality.
Driving and winter
- Quebec drivers switch to winter tires like they switch to coats: by law and by October.
- Why was the Quebec driver calm in snow? Studded tires and heritage.
- A Quebec highway is a language lesson at speed.
- The St. Lawrence is wide enough to have moods.
- Quebec winter is serious, and the heating bill is a love letter.
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Frequently asked questions
No, they are affectionate and respectful of Quebec's language and culture.
We serve every province except Quebec. Quebec drivers can still enjoy the jokes.
Quebec has its own consumer-credit framework. We focus on the other provinces for now.