We are proud to announce the publication of the autumn edition of our “Québec Culture” brochure featuring a host of exciting offerings from Québec on this side of the Atlantic.
The whole team of the Québec Government Office is proud to present its Summary of Strategic Activities for the period from April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021.
Following last year success, we’ve prepared for you a new edition of our virtual party hamper with everything you need to organise your fête nationale du Québec (Québec National Day) at home.
There are some new additions; so be prepared for our virtual celebration on the 24th, our Ciné-Club and our Québec National Day Playlist competition.
To celebrate Québec National Day, the Québec Delegates to the United States and to Mexico invite you to a series of cooking shows live from their kitchen! Join Chef Dominic Sylvain and our Delegate General of Québec to Mexico, Stéphanie Allard-Gomez, to discover recipes inspired by our host regions of the US and Mexico, prepared with a Québec twist! Bon appétit!
We were honored to participate in the Great Lakes Commission’s Semi-Annual Meeting. This year’s gathering was held virtually on May 11-12 and moderated by Erika Jensen, Interim Executive Director of the GLC, and Sharon Jackson, GLC Chair, Head of the Indiana Delegation, and Deputy General Counsel of the Office of the Governor of Indiana.
Join the Québec@EdFringe virtual showcase!
A digital showcase for Québec shows! For the first time in its history, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe will allow artists to register events without a physical location in their official programme, although they still need to be associated with a venue. This is a great opportunity for Québec artists! Indeed, the EdFringe has been a great springboard for many artists, as not only is it a festival for the general public, but it also offers a professional section where tour-ready shows can get noticed.
During the European Green Week an informative webinar will be hosted on the topic of Lighter Than Air (LTA) aviation. The goal is to inform policy makers, industry parties, researchers, and the public at large about the benefits of LTA technology, also to attain the objectives of the New European Green Deal, the EU Flight Path 2050 strategy, and the new more ambitious 55 % objective regarding the implementation of renewable energy. In fact, the technology is a key driver to decarbonize aviation activities, such as those related to cargo, accessing remote regions, carrying out urban surveillance, for example, replacing or complementing helicopters. The technology can be also be applied in emergency aid situations, which could appear because of the physical risks of climate change. In order to achieve the goals set out in the Paris Agreement and deliver on the EU Green Deal, the technology can greatly reduce the environmental footprint of aviation activities.
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