Contains descriptions and reproductions of documents related to New France, from different archival centres in France and Canada.

This regiment was used between 1665 and 1668 to combat the Iroquois threat to the struggling colony of New France.

Canada's last broad gauge railway.

Includes complete reports, videos, photo gallery and timeline.

Documents, speeches and interpretations regarding the October, 1970 crisis in Quebec involving the kidnapping of diplomat James Cross and Cabinet Minister Pierre LaPorte by the Front de Liberation du Quebec.

Biographies of French Canadian pioneers, and histories of French-Canadian settlements across the continent.

A summary of the history of Quebec from the New France era (1524) to modern day.

A history of the Scots who emigrated from the Isle of Lewis in the Nineteenth Century and settled in Quebec.

Recounts Jacques Cartier's arrival at Hochelaga in 1535, the naming of Mount Royal (Montreal) and the coverage in Europe.

Official site for the history of the Lachine Canal.

Academic site which covers the main issues, events and concepts of Quebec history. Includes documents, maps, pictures, readings, statistics, and links.

Tidbits from the history of ancestors. Various original lists: Ships, Carignan, Census, first settlers, and town plans.

Early history of Quebec with a focus on the beliefs and values imported into a Canadian culture.

An exhibition representing the history of New France (Québec), with over 350 archival documents categorized into themes including administration, settlement, trade and warfare.

History of the time in which the French explored North America and founded there the colony of New France. Site includes museum information and a virtual museum.