Quebec City

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Apparence

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Climat

The climate of Quebec City is classified as humid continental and experiences four distinct seasons.

Summers are warm and occasionally hot, with periods of hotter temperatures which compounded with the high humidity, create a high heat index that belie the average high of 22–25 °C (72–77 °F) and lows of 11–13 °C (52–55 °F).

Winters are often cold, windy and snowy with average high temperatures -5 to -8 °C (23 to 18 °F) and lows -13 to -18 °C (9 to -0 °F). Spring and Fall, although short, brings chilly to warm temperatures. Late heat waves as well as "Indian summers" are a common occurrence.

On average, Quebec City receives 1,230 millimetres (48.43 in) of precipitation, of which 924 millimetres (36.38 in) is rain and 307 millimetres (12.09 in) is the melt from 316 centimetres (124.4 in) of snowfall per annum.

The city experiences around 1,905 hours of sunshine annually or 41% of possible sunshine, with summer being the sunniest, but also slightly the wettest season. During winter, snow stays on ground from about December to April.

Gouvernement

• -- National Assembly of Quebec -- Previously the provincial legislature, now the national legislature of Free Quebec. (Vieux-Québec)

Géologie

• -- Geologic Analysis of Quebec City

Histoire

• -- Timeline of Quebec City History
• -- The Early History of the City of Quebec

Population

• -- City (516,622) - 2011 census
• -- Urban (696,946) - 2011 census
• -- Metro Area (765,706) - 2011 census

Arenas

• -- Agora (Quebec City)

Attractions

• -- Anglican Palais de Justice (Quebec City)
• -- Bastion des Agustines (Quebec City)
• -- Centre d'interpretation du Vieux-Port (Quebec City)
• -- Chalmers-Wesley (Quebec City)
• -- Clarendon (Quebec City)
• -- Domaine de Maizerets (Quebec City)
• -- Douanes (Quebec City)
• -- Fahre (Quebec City)
• -- Ferry (Quebec City)
• -- Frontenac (Quebec City)
• -- Funicular (Quebec City)
• -- Hotel de Ville (Quebec City)
• -- Jesuites (Quebec City)
• -- Maison Loius-Jolliet (Quebec City)
• -- Maison Montcalm (Quebec City)
• -- Monastere de l'Hotel-Dieu (Quebec City)
• -- Monastere des Ursulines (Quebec City)
• -- Notre Dame du Sacre-Coeur (Quebec City)
• -- Old Fire Station (Quebec City)
• -- Old Post Office (Quebec City)
• -- Parc La Cetiere (Quebec City)
• -- Parc Montmorency (Quebec City)
• -- Place de Paris (Quebec City)
• -- Porte Prescott (Quebec City)
• -- Porte St-Louis (Quebec City)
• -- Poudriere de l'Esplanade (Quebec City)
• -- Societe du Port du Quebec (Quebec City)
• -- St-Andrews (Quebec City)
• -- Stairway (Quebec City)
• -- Ste-Price (Quebec City)
• -- Ste-Trinite (Quebec City)
• -- Airport (Quebec City)
• -- Artillery (Quebec City)
• -- Barracks (Quebec City)
• -- Beauport (Quebec City)
• -- Centre d'Achat (Quebec City)
• -- Centre Municipal des Congres (Quebec City)
• -- Hotel du Parlement (Quebec City)
• -- Ille d'Orleans (Quebec City)*
• -- Institut Canadien (Quebec City)
• -- Nouvel Palais de Justice (Quebec City)
• -- Old Foundry (Quebec City)
• -- Palais Montcalm (Quebec City)
• -- Parc de la Jeunesse (Quebec City)
• -- Patronage St-Vincent de Paul (Quebec City)
• -- Soeurs de la Charite (Quebec City)
• -- Soeurs Grises (Quebec City)
• -- St-Jean Baptiste (Quebec City)
• -- St-Mathieu (Quebec City)
• -- Bon-Pasteur (Quebec City)
• -- Cite Universitaire (Quebec City)
• -- La Laurentienne (Quebec City)
• -- Manege Militaire (Quebec City)
• -- Marie-Guyart (Quebec City)
• -- Parc de l'Amerique-Francaise (Quebec City)
• -- Parc des Champs de Bataille (Quebec City)
• -- Séminaire du Québec (The Jesuit Seminary of Quebec City)
• -- St Coeur de Marie (Quebec City)
• -- St-Foy (Quebec City)
• -- Synagogue (Quebec City)
• -- Musée de la Civilisation (Museum of Civilization of Quebec City)
• -- Porte Dalhousie (Quebec City)
• -- Porte Durnford (Quebec City)
• -- Vieux Port (The Old Port of Quebec City)
• -- Yacht-Club de Québec (Quebec City)

Bars et Clubs

• -- Le Corbeau

Cimetières

• -- Côte de la Montagne Cemetery -- Old Québec
• -- Notre-Dame-de-Québec Basilica-Cathedral - active crypt
• -- Hôpital-Général de Québec Cemetery -- Former military cemetery
• -- Indian Cemetery -- Native American cemetery
• -- Beth Israel Cemetery -- Jewish graveyard
• -- St. Matthew’s Cemetery
• -- Saint-Pierre-de-l'Île-d'Orléans - cemetery near Quebec City
• -- Grosse-Île National Historic Site -- former quarantine station and Irish graveyard
• -- Mount Hermon Cemetery
• -- Saint-Charles Cemetery
• -- St.Patrick's Cemetery

• -- Dr. Pierre Leclerc -- ghoul mortician

http://www.quebecregion.com/en/quebec-city-and-area/cemeteries-of-quebec-city

Couvents et Monastères

• -- Ursuline Convent of Quebec City -- Established 1639.

Les Citoyens de la Ville de Québec (Court House)

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Civil Servants

• -- Rodolphe Voclain -- Former Mayor of Quebec City (deceased -- October 3rd, 2022)
• -- Quebec City Council -- There are 35 city council members.
• -- Inspector Apollinaire Lefurgey - Quebec police inspector
• -- Dr. Marcellin Fabre -- night shift coroner
• -- Joachim Leclair -- coroner's assistant
• -- The Québec City Council

Fortifications

• -- Dauphine Redoubt (Quebec City) -- Artillery Park
• -- Ramparts of Quebec City -- Vieux-Québec / Old Québec -- Originally built in 1694.

Hôpitaux

• -- Hôpital Laval
• -- Hôtel-Dieu de Québec -- (established 1637)
• -- Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Québec

Hôtels

• -- Château Frontenac -- The Tremere Chantry
• -- Le Hotel de Glace -- A winter only attraction.
• -- Hôtel Pur -- A hotel in the heart of downtown Quebec City, a few blocks north of le Universite du Quebec. It caters to business travellers.

Cartes de la Ville

Médiatique (mass media)

• -- Le Journal de Québec (Francophone Daily Newspaper)
• -- Le Soleil de Quebec (The Quebec Sun -- A Francophone Daily Newspaper)
• -- Quebec Scope Magazine (arts & culture monthly)
• -- Quebec Chronicle Telegraph (Anglophone Weekly Newspaper)

Monuments Locaux

• -- Citadelle of Quebec -- The Prince's domain.

Musées

• -- Musée de la Civilisation (Museum of Civilization) (Vieux-Québec)
• -- Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec) (Vieux-Québec)

Quartiers

• -- Quartier Petit-Champlain -- Lower Town

Parcs de la Ville

• -- Aquarium du Québec
• -- Beauport Bay
• -- Cartier-Brébeuf National Historic Site
• -- La Promenade Samuel-De Champlain
• -- Parc of the Kabir Kouba Cliff and Waterfall
• -- Parliament Hill (Quebec City)
• -- Plains of Abraham
• -- The Battlefields Park
• -- Victoria Park

Écoles

• -- Laval University of Quebec City
• -- Universite du Quebec -- (Jamie's New Domain)

Sociétés (majeur) et les Entreprises (mineur) (corporations)

• -- NuTech Research Campus, South side of the St. Lawrence River.
  

Transport

• -- Gare du Palais (Palace Station) -- The main train station in Q-City.

Une Terre Sainte (holy ground)

• -- Notre-Dame-des-Victoires -- Construction began in 1687 and was completed in 1723.
• -- Séminaire de Québec -- (established 1663)
• -- Église Saint-Roch - the "Second Most Impressive Church in the Quebec Region"

Le Umbra et sa Couvée

Big Ben: The temporal spirit in the old train station.

La Pègre et ses Morts sans Repos

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Charline 'Charley' Eccleston: Charley died of a broken heart and a broken whiskey bottle that she thrust into her neck in 1926. The reason for her suicide was the loss of her only child by the beloved husband that the Great War had taken from her, the boy was named Damien and he was just seven years old when he disappeared during the summer of 1921, while running ahead of his mother to the local ice-cream parlor. His disappearance sparked public outrage and drove the Quebecois police to great lengths to recover the boy or at least resolve what had become of him, no matter how grisly. Despite the heroic efforts of the local police and countless volunteers, the boy was never found, nor was any trace of him left behind save for a single ivory button found by his mother and discovered in her cold dead hand after her suicide.

Les Vampires de la Ville de Québec

Clan Malkavian

• -- Rat de Bibliothèque -- Sire of Cassandra and Primogen of Lunatics.
• -- Cassandra - Malkavian Remover for Hire

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Clan Nosferatu

• -- Petit Lard -- Progeny of Margaux Latour and Primogen of Sewer Rats in Quebec City.
• -- Samuel Faucheux

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Clan Toreador

• -- Qadir Al - Asmai -- The New Prince of Quebec City.
• -- Eldred Morce -- The yet-to-be-released childe of the Prince.
• -- Elizabeth Rotari -- Sheriff of Quebec City.

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Clan Tremere

• -- Eugenio Estevez -- Tremere Regent of Quebec City
• -- Masika St.John -- Apprentice of the 6th Circle, creator of the Path of Technomancy and Cam-Net innovator.
• -- Verbruch -- Guardian of the Tremere of Quebec City

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Clan Ventrue

• -- Brian O’Reilly -- The young Archon of the Ventrue Justicar Lucinde. Currently on assignment in Glasgow.
• -- Aras Valdemaras -- Neonate and eldest childe of the Archon Brian O’Reilly.
• -- Bronius Gintaras -- Neonate and second progeny of the Archon Brian O’Reilly. Currently away in Glasgow.
• -- Jeremy Sanderson -- One of the Camarilla's youngest and most successful Alastors.
• -- Dr.Émeric "Vespasien" Bouchard -- Senior Professor of Sociology and Master Mason: neonate Childe of Jeremy Sanderson

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Anarchs: The Loyal Opposition

• -- Élodie Deniel -- Daughter of Cacophony and owner of the Anarch club -- Le Corbeau.

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The Independent Clans of Quebec

Clan Giovanni

• -- Calogero Giovanni -- Giovanni Diplomat to Quebec City.

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Clan Ravnos

• -- Ezmeralda the Gadfly -- Friend of Madame Mina (no longer trying to maintain the fiction of sire/childe)
• -- Madame Mina (Мадаме Мина) -- Ravnos Sorceress
• -- Padre Filippo Acconci -- Lasombra Antitribu Priest

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Goules non Alignés (free ghouls)

• -- William Brown -- Original owner of the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph -- influencial personality -- stockholder of significance of the current newspaper - and ghoul.
• -- Dr.Gisèle Vérène Fay -- museum administrator & free ghoul
• -- Béatrice Fortier -- Police Dispatcher & Ghoul (recently claimed by Prince Qadir al-Asmai)
• -- Dr. Pierre Leclerc -- mortician & ghoul (claimed by Brian O'Reilly)
• -- Barclay Randell -- Professional Researcher
• -- Nicéphore Sauvage -- Quebecois Assassin
• -- Isaure Boucher -- Owner & Operation of Unique Custodian Services (body & Evidence disposal)
• -- Clotilde Herbert -- Military Intelligence Analyst
• -- Claudine Bernard -- Tavern Slattern -- Claimed by Madame Mina
• -- Thierry Roy -- Dock Foreman -- Claimed y Madame Mina
• -- Cedric -- Wharf Rat -- Claimed by Madame Mina
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Ceux qui ont succombé à la mort finale

• -- Annabelle Lestrange (Deceased - Summer of 2022) - Former Prince of Quebec City
• -- Placide Fabian (Deceased - Summer of 2022) - Former Seneschal of Quebec City
• -- Corentin - The Strong (Deceased - Summer of 2022) - Former chantry guard (Slain in early October of 2022 by the Alastor Jeremy Sanderson)
• -- L'Epuisette -- Anarch Agent (deceased).
• -- Carter Vanderweyden -- Malkavian Solicitor (deceased - assassinated by an unknown Assamite in Ottawa)
• -- Buzz-saw Jim -- Mid 20th century southern mass-murderer. (deceased)
• -- Gnaw Slag -- The infamous British cannibal rapist of 1969. (deceased)
• -- Angry Sheik -- Malkavian Wrestler (deceased October 2022)

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Character Creation

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Vampire Genealogy

Websites

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http://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/EN/index.aspx

http://www.calechesquebec.com/en/our-services/horse-drawn-carriage-tours.php

http://www.powercorporation.com/

http://www.relocatecanada.com/quebeccity/publish.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Quebec_media

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_historic_places_in_Quebec

http://www.pbase.com/jeanchiasson/image/69213341

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Quebec