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A 1760 Fight for This Small Riverine Garrison Proved the Key to Canada for the British

The reeling forces of New France defended the Richelieu River approach to Montreal against a fleet of emboldened British adventurers.

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Tourism groups reaching out to cyclists - Sherbrooke Record

Tourism groups reaching out to cyclists - Sherbrooke Record
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Hotel Intel: Boat-sharing site lets you test the waters

Hotel Intel: Boat-sharing site lets you test the waters Rochelle Lash, Special to the Montreal Gazette © Provided by The Gazette The listings on GetMyBoat.com include a houseboat available for charter from Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. To go or not to go? Boating is a private, outdoorsy alternative to traditional lodging. Please follow government guidelines for inter-regional or international travel. The website GetMyBoat.com opens up the world of water to anyone who would like a nautical outing. You simply have to surf the net to get your sea legs and your preferred ride. GetMyBoat is arguably the world’s largest marketplace for boat rentals and all types of water experiences, with more than 130,000 outings in 184 countries that can be booked from the app or the website.

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A quarter of Quebec s sugar shacks have closed permanently, as the industry is drowning: report

MONTREAL A Quebec tradition is currently going through a dark period. A quarter of the 200 sugar shacks in Quebec that serve traditional Quebecois meals are no longer in business and another quarter of these establishments have changed their facilities forever to produce syrup only, a new study revealed. The sugar shacks that had to close did so at the worst time last season, on the eve of the start of their season, when the fridges were full of cane marinades, sugar pies and a host of other traditional cooked foods. To close a sugar season is to lose an entire year of income, explained Stephanie Laurin, author of the study and owner of Chalet des érables, a sugar shack in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, in the Laurentians, about 45 minutes north of Montreal.

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