Moccasin Telegraph
Gabriel Dumont Institute: It is a running joke among the Métis that they often heard rumours through the “Moccasin Telegraph”. […]
Gabriel Dumont Institute Virtual Museum
A vast digital archive and premier resource for Métis history, culture, and genealogical links.
Séraphin: Un homme et son péché
A romantic drama set in the late 19th-century Laurentians, portraying the struggles of settlers and the harsh forestry industry.
Robe Noire (Black Robe)
Follow Father Laforgue on a 1634 journey from Québec to a Jesuit mission, highlighting the cultural conflicts of the fur
Maria Chapdelaine (2021)
An adaptation of Louis Hémon’s 1913 novel about a young girl in rural Quebec facing a choice between tradition, territory,
Mon Oncle Antoine
Widely regarded as the greatest Canadian film of all time, this story depicts life in rural Québec on the eve
Kamouraska
Set in rural Québec in the 1830s, this 1973 classic follows the story of Élisabeth and the murder of her
