Wikipedia:WikiProject Quebec

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[edit] Introduction

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This WikiProject is a collaboration that aims to organize, expand, improve the quality, and provide accurate information in an established, community-drive, Wikipedia standard for the province of Quebec, Canada, and its related articles.

We need your help! If you are a resident, expert, or have some knowledge about the province or a related article, YOU can:

[edit] Scope and Motivation Scope and Motivation

Quebec
articles		 Importance
Top High Mid Low None Total
Quality
Featured article FA 1 3 1 5
Featured list FL 3 3
Good article GA 3 6 4 13
B 3 20 41 40 104
Start 1 14 191 340 4 550
Stub 1 2 131 619 6 759
List 1 19 22 42
Assessed 5 41 394 1026 10 1476
Unassessed 34 378 101 513
Total 5 41 428 1404 111 1989

This project covers articles relating to Quebec, Canada

  1. Quebec is one of the four founding provinces of Canada.
  2. Quebec is the largest province by area in Canada. (2.7 times bigger in area than France and 6 times bigger in area than the UK.)
  3. Quebec is the second most populous province in Canada.
  4. Hydro Quebec is the largest producer of hydro electricity in the world.
  5. The most common family name in Canada is Tremblay: 180,000 people have this family name or one in 42 Quebecers.
  6. The composer of Canada's national anthem, Calixa Lavallee, was born in Quebec.
  7. The Port of Quebec is Canada's oldest port.
  8. Tadoussac, Quebec, established in 1599, is the oldest settlement in Canada.
  9. Quebec is the world's largest producer of Maple Syrup, claiming 75% of the world's production.


[edit] Structure

[edit] Tasks

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Quebec/Tasks

[edit] Templates

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Quebec/Templates

[edit] Notice Board

See Wikipedia:Quebec Wikipedians' notice board - Archive
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Jump to Discussion - Discussion Archive

[edit] Collaboration of the Week

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Quebec/QCOTW

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[edit] Participants

  1. Mkdwtalk - Vancouver
  2. AQu01rius - Wikipedian in Vancouver
  3. Dan Carkner, Ottawa-Gatineau (from Eastern Ontario)
  4. Deenoe, Ottawa-Gatineau (from Montreal)
  5. Bearcat, currently Toronto, former Ottawa-Gatineau
  6. dragfyre, Ottawa-Gatineau (lived in Victoriaville and Drummondville)
  7. Frédérick Lacasse, Montréal
  8. Bouchecl, Québec
  9. Bitterpillar, Montréal -> Toulouse, France
  10. CJ_Withers, Montréal
  11. YUL89YYZ, Montreal -> Toronto
  12. Scyrma, Montréal
  13. Marc Pasquin: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (grew up in Montreal)
  14. Beltz, Montreal
  15. Paul99, Montreal
  16. Albert Fontaine, Rouyn, Quebec ancestry
  17. Valmi, Montréal -> Brasília (July 2005) (only half active)
  18. Montrealais, Montreal
  19. Cinoche78, Montreal
  20. Audrey, Sherbrooke
  21. Lawrence Lavigne, Sept-Îles -> Montréal
  22. Sepper, Montréal
  23. Mathieugp, Montréal
  24. wpktsfs, United States, with French-Canadian ancestry.
  25. Earl Andrew, Ottawa-Gatineau
  26. Liberlogos, Trois-Rivieres -> Montreal
  27. Circéus, Québec City
  28. Digging.holes, self-imposed exile in Ottawa ; grew up in Victoriaville and Québec City
  29. Jeff de St.Germain, from Rimouski
  30. Grimhelm, working on military history of New France.
  31. Andrew647, lived in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, in military.
  32. Francesco Campelli, Brossard.
  33. Lotherictalk - Trois-Rivières (Mainly contributing on municipalities of Quebec).
  34. Cortomaltais, near Québec City.
  35. Antaya, Montreal city.
  36. Pieuvre, Montreal
  37. JForget, Gatineau
  38. Monsieurdl, State of Vermont, proud descendant of many Carignan-Salières soldiers and habitants.
  39. Tallard, Allard one of the founding families of Baie des Chaleurs but my mom was from NS...so we grew up english...
  40. Jimmy Lavoietalk, Lac-Saint-Jean
  41. MTLskyline, Longueuil
  42. Trance addict - near Sacramento / San Francisco, California
  43. Msanford (talk) 04:45, 9 March 2008 (UTC) (Montréal/Ottawa)
  44. Shawn in Montreal, central Montreal.
  45. Basser_g, in Montréal.
  46. charitybernhard, Montreal
  47. Willhelm87, from Montréal and Sherbrooke

[edit] Templates

Quebec-related articles may have one or more of the following stubs applied to them, as needed, in addition to, or in lieu of, Canada-specific stubs:


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