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Subject: Winter in Canada sees some of the country's biggest and most popular festivals and events. Author: Every year, beginning on the last weekend of January and continuing for the the next two weeks (17 days in total), Quebec City is alive with sub-zero merri-making. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 24/11/10 18:27:13 In reply to: December 6 of each year Marking the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women 's message, "" on 24/11/10 18:24:06 Winter in Canada sees some of the country's biggest and most popular festivals and events. Winters in Canada are an inescapable reality and a major contributor to the country's national identity and character. Canada may be cold between November and March but that doesn't mean we Canadians stay indoors. Quebec City Winter Carnival, Quebec City, QUE Every year, beginning on the last weekend of January and continuing for the the next two weeks (17 days in total), Quebec City is alive with sub-zero merri-making. The world's largest winter carnival, the Québec Winter Carnival, has been a highlight on the Quebec event calendar since 1894 and been giving Quebeckers and thousands of visitors a reason to celebrate during the cold, snowy winters. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]