400th Anniversary of Quebec City
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CPAC Special400th Anniversary of Quebec City
In 1608, French explorer Samuel de Champlain landed at Quebec City and established a fur-trading post. CPAC’s Danielle Young explores some of the celebrations commemorating the 400th anniversary of Champlain’s founding of Quebec.
Danielle speaks with a number of historians and experts, including Gilles Gallichan (a historian with the Library of the Quebec National Assembly) and Max Gros-Louis (the grand chief of the Council of the Wendake Huron Nation) to uncover Quebec’s cultural, political, military, and economic histories.
