Baby seal watching on the ice surrounding the Îles de la Madeleine is a unique and exhilarating experience. Stéphanie Giacomotto, from Nord Espaces, recently participated in a seal-watching adventure offered by Château Madelinot. We asked her to tell us about it.
Read MoreWhen you open up your snowmobile trail map of Côte-Nord, you will notice something totally unique in Québec: a single line that more or less runs along the St. Lawrence Estuary for nearly 1600 km (1000 mi.), all the way from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon, at the border of Labrador.
Read MoreSteve Boulay has lived in Gaspésie his whole life. Today he shares his favourite locations in the territory of Gaspé.
Read MoreIt’s the beginning of a new adventure for bloggers Marie-Julie Gagnon and Marie-Ève Blanchard, who will explore our regions this summer with their daughters.
Read MoreIn the late 1990s, Éric Marchand opened Aérosport, Canada’s first kitesurfing school, in the Îles de la Madeleine. Today, he continues to promote kiting sports, and his school has earned an excellent reputation.
Read MoreI’d always been drawn by Anticosti because it was so unknown. In school, even our teachers knew nothing about it. Anticosti is shrouded in mystery and intrigue.
Read MoreBruno Therrien has been a restaurant owner and municipal councillor in Tadoussac for nearly 25 years. A native of the area, he was born with "tadou," an affliction that can only be caught in Tadoussac and that causes someone to either never leave or eventually return. The main symptom is an unconditional love for Tadoussac, its bay and the fjord.
Read MoreRémi Savard is an anthropologist by profession and calling. He worked for many years on the Lower North Shore, between Havre-Saint-Pierre and Blanc-Sablon.
Read More