Quebec is a French-speaking province within Canada, with its own distinct culture, history, and laws.
The legal drinking age in Quebec was lowered from 19 to 18 in 1972 to match the age of majority.
You can apply for a driver's license through the Socit de l'assurance automobile du Qubec (SAAQ) website or in person at a SAAQ service point.
You can either pay the fine or contest the ticket in court. More information can be found on the SAAQ website.
If you are a resident of Quebec, you are automatically covered by the provincial health insurance plan (RAMQ). If you are a new resident, you must apply for a health insurance card.
French is the official language of Quebec, although English is also widely spoken.
You can register your child for school at your local school board office. Information on the registration process can be found on the Government of Quebec website.
As a tenant, you have certain rights and responsibilities. For more information, you can read the Rgie du logement's leaflet on the rights and obligations of tenants and landlords.
Yes, you can bring your pet to Quebec, but you must comply with certain regulations and restrictions. More information can be found on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency website.
You must file your taxes with Revenu Quebec. You can do so online through their website or by mail.
If you encounter an error message while filing your taxes, Revenu Quebec recommends that you contact their customer service for assistance.
As of May 2021, the minimum wage in Quebec is $13.50 per hour.
You must first obtain a job offer from a Quebec employer and then apply for a work permit through the Immigration, Francisation and Integration Quebec (IFIQ) website.
If you are injured in a car accident, you can apply for compensation through the SAAQ's Automobile Insurance Plan.
For emergencies, call 911. For non-urgent matters, you can contact your local police station or report the crime online through the Sret du Qubec website.
If you are a temporary visitor, you can use your foreign driver's license for the first 6 months of your stay. After that, you must obtain a Quebec driver's license.
It is a serious offense and you may face fines, suspension of your driver's license, and even jail time. More information can be found on the SAAQ website.
You must first obtain permanent residency in Canada and then apply for citizenship through the Government of Canada's website.
If you are experiencing issues with your mobile phone service, you should contact your service provider for assistance.
You can purchase a fishing license online through the Government of Quebec website or at an accredited retailer.
The legal age to buy and consume cannabis in Quebec is 18 years old.
The government of Quebec offers free French courses for new immigrants. You can register for these courses through the IFIQ website.
Be cautious when giving out personal information, double-check official websites and contact information, and never give money to someone you do not know or trust.
Yes, as long as you have your RAMQ card and a valid ID, you can receive medical services in other Canadian provinces.
You can contact 911 for emergencies or go to the nearest hospital. If you are a visitor, you may need travel insurance for any medical expenses.
You can obtain a marriage certificate through the Directeur de l'tat civil's website or by mailing a request form.
The legal age to get married in Quebec is 18 years old. Those aged 16 or 17 need written permission from their parents or legal guardians.