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The posts on Bonjour Québec’s social media pages talk about travelling in Québec. We’re glad to have you join the conversation and happy to hear your comments and opinions. To keep this a friendly, welcoming, and inclusive space, here are a few rules we’re sure you’ll agree make a whole lot of sense! 😉
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1. Respectful
• Bonjour Québec pages are for positive interactio

n. Negative comments (comments that are crude, harmful, obscene, violent, hateful, threatening, deceitful, slanderous, or discriminatory) will not be tolerated, nor will any type of agitation.

• Content that people may find offensive or that exposes individuals or groups of people to hate or contempt for reasons of origin, race, language, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, or physical or mental disability is a hard no—don’t even think about it.

• Respect privacy. Avoid sharing personal information—yours or other people’s—publicly (for example, phone numbers, email addresses) and write us privately if you have a personal issue.

• All your comments will be read and considered, we promise! There’s no need to post the same message several times.

• Writing in all-caps on the web is like yelling (unless you’re writing an acronym). PLEASE DON’T YELL (😉) and please avoid strings of special characters (such as !!!! # # #*** !), which are subject to interpretation.

2. Topical and trustworthy
• Express yourself as clearly as you can. It’s hard to answer if we don’t understand what you’re trying to say.

• Our field of specialty is tourism in Québec. When commenting, stick to the subject of the post, and please don’t ask questions involving other areas of expertise. We don’t have all the answers.

• Check your sources. If you put a link to a site and we can’t confirm it’s authentic or credible, we may delete your post.

• You can share your favourite things and places if they’re related to the subject of the post. But please, nothing that’s off topic.

3. The fine print
• If you want to share a picture, text, or music that is not yours, make sure you have the owner’s consent before you do.

• Don’t make any comments that encourage or refer to illegal acts.

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Thank you for following the above rules and helping make this a friendly space. The Bonjour Québec team reserves the right to delete and report any post that does not abide by these rules and to ban the author without further notice. The goal is to keep these pages kind and respectful. That’s all there is to it! Have a great day. ☺️

08/22/2025

One station, five discoveries within walking distance: Off to Lionel-Groulx! On the agenda: local flavours, little pleasures by the water, lively neighbourhood vibes, immersive art, and a hidden bar… enough to fill a perfect day for urban explorers in Montréal’s Southwest! Here are 5 must-stop spots within a 15-minute walk from Lionel-Groulx metro station:

🌶️ Marché Atwater: Ranked by Lonely Planet as one of the world’s Top 10 food markets, it awakens all the senses with colourful stalls, mouth-watering aromas, and fresh products showcasing flavours from here and abroad.

💦 Lachine Canal: Stroll or cycle along the water, rent a kayak or hop on a giant swan pedal boat with Aventures H2O - H2O Adventures, grab an ice cream at Havre-aux-glaces, or board a guided cruise with Le Petit Navire all the way to the Vieux-Port de Montréal - Old Port of Montréal .

🏛️ Notre-Dame Street West: A vibrant artery in the Southwest where heritage architecture, trendy boutiques, and delicious restaurants line up one after another, from Saint-Henri to Griffintown, passing through Little Burgundy.

🎨 Arsenal Contemporary Art Contemporain: Travel back in time and witness the birth of a revolutionary art movement 150 years ago during an immersive VR expedition: “An Evening with the Impressionists: Paris 1874.”

🍸 Atwater Cocktail Club: With its intimate vibe, creative cocktails, and inspired menu, this hidden bar, tucked behind the restaurant "Foiegwa", ranks 36th among the best bars in North America.

08/19/2025

🎉 Big news from the Parc de la Chute-Montmorency !

It’s official an exciting new feature has arrived at one of our most iconic attractions: the brand-new Bonjour Québec frame! 💙

Our structure (the very first in a series!) is now installed at the foot of the falls, right at the end of the scenic Nature trail. It's the perfect spot to capture a lasting memory of your visit, with one of the best views around!

Come check it out, we can’t wait to see you there!

And above all, share your best shots with us in the comments. 📸✨

08/18/2025

This summer, leave the car behind and explore Gatineau Park by shuttle, free of charge, six days a week! 🚌

Accessible to people with reduced mobility, convenient and environmentally friendly, it takes you right to the heart of breathtaking landscapes. All that’s left is to hop on and set off for adventure. 🌄

Here are 5 must-see stops along the way:
✨ Admire Pink Lake
🥾 Hike up King Mountain
🌳 Zip down the slopes of Camp Fortune
🌅 Enjoy the Champlain Lookout
🏡 Stroll around the Mackenzie King Estate

So, shall we hop on board?

📍: Tourisme Outaouais , Gatineau Park

08/15/2025

👀 Look, but don’t disturb. Admire, but don’t get too close. Here, nature whispers… slow down, breathe, and open your eyes wide. With a little patience (and a lot of silence), you might witness:

🦭 A seal soaking up the sun on a rock

🐻 A mama bear strolling with her cubs

🐧 Playful puffins perched high on a cliff

🦌 A shy deer at the forest’s edge

🐳 A whale twirling through the St. Lawrence

… and countless other wild wonders.

Share a photo of your most memorable animal encounter with us!

08/11/2025

Good weather, fresh local products, and beautiful encounters: that’s the perfect recipe for happiness this summer, thanks to the public markets across the province!

Among them, here are 5 great spots to stop by and enjoy a taste of Québec's local flavors!

🌻 GRANBY – Marché Public de Granby et région
The Granby Public Market brings the essence of Haute-Yamaska right to your basket.
📍 Every Saturday

🍇 BÉCANCOUR – Marché Godefroy
The Marché Godefroy features more than 35 passionate agri-food producers offering up local treasures!
📍 Saturday and Sunday

🥬 MONTRÉAL –
The Plateau Farmers' Market connects producers directly with consumers. Freshness guaranteed in the heart of the city!
📍 Baldwin Park (Wednesday), Carré Saint-Louis (Tuesday), Laurier Metro (Thursday and Sunday)

🍓 CITY OF QUÉBEC– Marché Limoilou
The Limoilou Public Market is an oasis of local products and various flavors.
📍 Every Sunday

🌊 SAINTE-LUCE-SUR-MER – public de Sainte-Luce
The Sainte-Luce Public Market and its regional producers welcome you by the sea to help you discover the gourmet delights of the Bas-Saint-Laurent.
📍 Every Sunday

08/08/2025

How about combining delicious local flavours 😋 with outdoor fun 🏞️? Here are 4 perfect pairings for a day in nature and a taste of Québec’s local delights! Which ones will you add to your bucket list before summer’s end? ☀️

🌸 It’s the last weekend to enjoy “FestiFleurs” at La Belle de Coteau-du-Lac, but the celebrations continue with “Sunflowers in Bloom” starting August 14! Between photo ops and flower picking in the fields, the scent of the “Festilunch” sizzling on the grill is irresistible — a feast made with fresh products from the farm. Then it’s off to the Village des Écluses for a paddle adventure by kayak or SUP, available for rent.
📍 Tourisme Montérégie

🧀 Conquer Mont-Ham, then hit the Cheesemakers Circuit "Les Têtes Fromagères" to load up on local cheese before heading home!
📍 Tourisme Cantons-de-l'Est

👨‍🌾 50 hectares of nature in the heart of the city, gardens, a mini-farm, and a tropical greenhouse — that's Laval’s Centre de la nature! Then head to Ferme Marineau to pick your own flowers or berries, and cool off with an ice cream or beer made from the farm’s own harvest.
📍Tourisme Laval

🫐 Suspended walkways with views of the Mistassini and Ouasiemsca falls, hiking or biking trails, whitewater rafting, kayaking, canoe camping… there’s no shortage of options at Parc régional des Grandes-Rivières du lac Saint-Jean! Before heading home, stop by the ÉCONOMUSÉE® at La Chocolaterie des Pères de Mistassini to uncover the story behind their famous chocolate-covered blueberries and other sweet treats.
📍 Tourisme Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean

08/04/2025

🌠 Look up, the stars are putting on a show! Like every summer, the Perseids light up the sky with their trails of shooting stars. This year, the peak activity is expected during the night of August 12 to 13, a celestial event you won’t want to miss.

To experience the magic away from light pollution, head to places where darkness reigns and the sky feels infinite. It's right this way
👉 https://bonjourqc.com/8-great-spots-admire-starry-sky-en
📸: via Instagram
📍: Tourisme Gaspésie

08/03/2025

Sunup to sundown, Québec is a kaleidoscope of colour. 🌈

📸 :
1 - Nunavik © GouvQc Hooké/Stuart Davis
2 - Eeyou Istchee Baie-James © GouvQc David Mamàn
3 - Montréal © GouvQc Mathieu Dupuis
4 - Côte-Nord © GouvQc Simon Diotte
5 - Nunavik © GouvQc The New Fly Fisher
6 - Montréal © Susan Moss
7 - Nunavik © GouvQc Steve Deschênes
8 - Charlevoix © GouvQc Dominique Lafondç
9 - Îles-de-la-Madeleine © GouvQc André Quenneville
10 - Côte-Nord © GouvQc Facing Waves
11 - Abitibi-Témiscamingue © GouvQc Samuel Angers

07/30/2025

When August rolls around, Montréal comes alive in vibrant Pride colours. Here, love, freedom and diversity are celebrated loud and proud. 🌈💖

Fierté Montréal / Montréal Pride

📸 :
1-2-4-5 : Annie Diotte
3 : Martine Poulin

07/28/2025

🏝️⛺ Camping on an island means escaping it all, immersed in unspoiled landscapes, surrounded by water and soothed by nature. From the moment you dock, a sense of freedom takes over, and slowly, you begin to disconnect. No cars, no crowds, just birdsong, sunlight dancing on the water, wind whispering through the trees, and the crackle of a campfire: now that’s a vacation!

Want to discover more stunning spots to pitch your tent this summer? Head over to our blog 👉 bonjourquebec.com/en-us/blog/inspirations/most-beautiful-islands-to-camp-on-this-summer
📸📍 Parc régional Kiamika, Tourisme Laurentides

07/25/2025

🌾 In the Eastern Townships, summer is something you breathe in, savour, and admire. Time slows down, and every detour tells a story, one of blue mountains, peaceful lakes, and charming villages.

🌌 Look up at the sky at the ASTROLab of Mont-Mégantic for a dose of starry magic.

🏰 Wander the grounds of the Abbaye de Saint Benoît du Lac, guided by the rhythm of Gregorian chant.

🍷 Sip local varietals along the Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route.

💜 Stroll through the fragrant rows of Bleu Lavande in Magog.

🚡 Gain new perspectives in Bromont, montagne d'expériences, by bike, chairlift, or waterslide.

🌄 Hike the scenic trails of Parc national du Mont-Orford.

⛵ Set sail across the tranquil waters of Lake Memphrémagog.

Start planning your getaway here 👉 https://bonjourqc.com/easterntownships
📍: Tourism Eastern Townships

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Editorial policy on social media

First of all, thanks for following us! The posts on Bonjour Québec’s social media pages talk about travelling in Québec. We’re glad to have you join the conversation and happy to hear your comments and opinions. To keep this a friendly, welcoming, and inclusive space, here are a few rules we’re sure you’ll agree make a whole lot of sense! 😉

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1. Respectful

• Bonjour Québec pages are for positive interaction. Negative comments (comments that are crude, harmful, obscene, violent, hateful, threatening, deceitful, slanderous, or discriminatory) will not be tolerated, nor will any type of agitation.

• Content that people may find offensive or that exposes individuals or groups of people to hate or contempt for reasons of origin, race, language, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, or physical or mental disability is a hard no—don’t even think about it.

• Respect privacy. Avoid sharing personal information—yours or other people’s—publicly (for example, phone numbers, email addresses) and write us privately if you have a personal issue.

• All your comments will be read and considered, we promise! There’s no need to post the same message several times.

• Writing in all-caps on the web is like yelling (unless you’re writing an acronym). PLEASE DON’T YELL (😉) and please avoid strings of special characters (such as !!!!###*** !), which are subject to interpretation.

2. Topical and trustworthy

• Express yourself as clearly as you can. It’s hard to answer if we don’t understand what you’re trying to say.

• Our field of specialty is tourism in Québec. That’s what we talk about. When commenting, stick to the subject of the post, and please don’t ask questions involving other areas of expertise. We don’t have all the answers.

• Check your sources. If you put a link to a site and we can’t confirm it’s authentic or credible, we may delete your post.

• You can share your favourite things and places if they’re related to the subject of the post. But please, nothing that’s off topic.

3. The fine print

• If you want to share a picture, text, or music that is not yours, make sure you have the owner’s consent before you do.

• Don’t make any comments that encourage or refer to illegal acts.