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Quebec Region
The Quebec Region falls within the borders of the province of Quebec, and encompasses 6 000 km of coastline, including the river, the estuary and part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence as well as the coastal waters of the Magdalen Islands. In Nunavik, it includes the eastern half of James Bay and of Hudson Bay, the southern part of Hudson Strait as well as Ungava Bay. Its main activities focus on the St. Lawrence, a year-round waterway that extends 1 600 km from the Atlantic to Montréal and is fed by an impressive number of tributaries.
In the News
Public Safety Reminder Concerning Canadian Coast Guard Icebreaking Operations
February 4, 2010 - Québec
Convictions Under the Fisheries Act
January 19, 2010 - Quebec City, Quebec
The Aquatic Invasive Species Identification Booklet Now Available on the Web
This booklet presents the principal species that
have invaded certain marine environments in Eastern Canada. It provides information
on how to recognize these species and what you can do to keep them from spreading and becoming
established.
Convictions Under the Fisheries Act
January 13, 2010 - Quebec City, Quebec
Convictions Under the Fisheries Act
January 13, 2010 - Quebec City, Quebec
