Not only will it search all of Canada for someone's address and phone number, it will also give you their postal code so you can write them if you don't want to make a long distance call. The Quebec GenWeb Page is a good jumping off point to find some of the resources out there for the area of Quebec which interests you. If you want to know more about French-Canadian Culture then drop by the Mining Co. site. As their slogan says, they mine the web so you don't have to. And while you're there, don't forget to check out the French-Canadian genealogy section.
Genealogy is truly history writ small, history up close and personal.
Understanding history helps us understand the forces that changed our ancestors' lives. Claude Belanger's Quebec History site, prepared as a resource for his course at Marianopolis College in Montreal, offers a great overview, many supplemental sources and some great maps. Doreen Fox is indexing Canadians married in Massachusetts 1841-50, and has sorted it so you can find Quebeckers married there. New information is added constantly, so don't forget to revisit this site. If you're trying to trace the natural parents of adopted children, then Parent Finders of Montreal is a good place to start.