If you pay no mind to Canada’s winter season, you’re probably unaware of the dazzling 130-year history of the Carnaval de ...

“Would you like to see me dance?” Without waiting for an answer, Bonhomme Carnaval, the rotund snowman mascot, leaps into the air and kicks his heels, his jaunty performance backlit by the crystalline ...

If you don't want to spend your entire winter cooped up indoors, swing over to Québec's 71st Winter Carnival where you can experience winter life in Québec City. For decades, the festival has allowed ...

The Carnaval de Québec has been a part of Québec City's winter tourism scene since 1954. To ensure its continued success, the non-profit organization Carnaval de Québec Inc. will receive a ...

It’s cold at Carnaval de Quebec, the frosty 17-day festival that revels in the wintry delights of Quebec City. The average low temperature for February is 4 degrees Fahrenheit. But there’s a warm ...

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From eating poutine to tobogganing and meeting Bonhomme Carnaval, Québec City seems to have stolen the hearts of Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager. Kicking off the 69th annual edition of The Québec ...

Follow this weekend itinerary for a quick winter trip to Quebec City. Get the full guide at Food & Wine. Follow this weekend itinerary for a quick winter trip to Quebec City. Get the full guide at ...

QUEBEC CITY, CANADA • When it comes to winter fun, Quebec City has the market cornered with Carnaval, the city's annual winter celebration to be held from Jan. 28 to Feb. 13, 2011. I still fondly ...

QUEBEC CITY - The world's largest winter carnival kicked off Friday, as Quebec City's renowned Carnaval celebrates its 50th anniversary. Blending the tradition of spirited pre-Lent celebrations with ...

Q:We have always wanted to go to the winter carnival in Quebec City, and now that our kids are in college, this might be our year. Please tell us the dates and other information. We don’t ski, we just ...

Carnaval, in Quebec City, usually straddles the border between January and February (though it’s Feb. 1-17 this winter). Evening temperatures routinely dip below zero Fahrenheit and way below zero ...