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Local tourism in Quebec has expanded more than ever in recent years, with camping vacations reaching new heights of popularity across all regions. As an avid camper, whether you use a caravan, recreational vehicle (RV), or van, you've already prepared your vehicle for its first outings. To ensure a memorable road trip season, use our checklist to make sure you haven't forgotten anything.

Booked your autumn or winter vacation in the sun and the departure date is fast approaching? To make the most of your trip, it's best to be well prepared. Here are a few tips for a worry-free vacation.

The home of the future is no longer a dream. Today, there are countless products on the market with wireless capabilities, allowing you to control the lighting, music or heat in your home with a single touch or simple voice command. You can even wake up every morning to the sweet smell of a latte prepared just the way you like it! In fact, Marty McFly’s futuristic home in Back to the Future Part II is closer than you might think.

Winter is the most unpredictable season for travelling on the road, especially if your battery dies, you run out of gas, or your vehicle breaks down for any other reason. Don't panic! Here are some tips to help you keep your head cool and your body warm!

You just got your brand-new learner driver's licence and you're just starting to drive when winter comes along! Check out these tips for driving safely in the snow or ice during the winter months from December to April. Learn how to handle Quebec winters safely, and with as little stress as possible.

Global warming and the climate crisis: it’s never been more urgent to reduce our carbon footprint. It’s not always easy to keep a cool head when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges. That’s why it’s helpful to remember the many simple habits – like recycling, composting, and reusing cups and bags – that we’ve applied over the years and are now part of our everyday life. In recent years, there’s been a shift towards more responsible consumption, which includes reusing items and buying local. The COVID-19 pandemic has also accelerated this shift. Want to do more? Here are four effective steps you can take to reduce the carbon footprint of your homes and travels.