A man skiing on the Plains of Abraham pass in front of an old canon, with the Musee National des Beaux-art du Quebec in the backgroud in Quebec City

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Leafless trees shadowed against the sky on the plains of Abraham in Quebec City

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Leafless trees shadowed against the sky on the plains of Abraham in Quebec City

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A little family walks on the promenade beside Dauphine Street in Quebec City September 30, 2006.

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Quebec City Petit-Champlain street is ready for Christmas

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The covered with snow rue du Petit-Champlain street is bustling with strollers and shoppers during Christmas time in the old Quebec City. During the French Regime, craftsmen worked in shops along rue du Petit-Champlain, where they lived with their families. In the 19th century, working-class Irish families, whose major breadwinners worked at the docks or in the ship-building trade, made their homes here. Today, dozens of artists’ workshops and boutiques line this historical street.

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The covered with snow rue du Petit-Champlain street is bustling with strollers and shoppers during Christmas time in the old Quebec City. During the French Regime, craftsmen worked in shops along rue du Petit-Champlain, where they lived with their families. In the 19th century, working-class Irish families, whose major breadwinners worked at the docks or in the ship-building trade, made their homes here. Today, dozens of artists’ workshops and boutiques line this historical street.

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Old building are lined up on Rue D’Auteuil street in Quebec City

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People walk on the fortification in Quebec City, Canada

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Quebec City, January 24, 2008 – The 535 meter long ice track of the Red Bull Crashed ice event, seen here turning around the Fresque des Quebecois mural painting, is almost ready for the event held in Quebec City on January 26. A mix among hockey, downhill skating and boardercross, Crashed ice is a winter extreme sporting event, featuring head-to-head, urban, downhill speed ice hockey skating.

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