Quebec City
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quebecJob-Search Help in Québec City
The free services that support newcomers in their job search in Québec City — organizations, Services Québec, and where to start.
quebecFree French Classes in Québec City
Where to learn French for free in Québec City — Francisation Québec, welcome organizations, CÉGEPs — and how to register.
quebecNewcomer Support Organizations in Québec City, by Need
The free organizations welcoming newcomers in Québec City — settlement, French, employment — and where to start.
LévisRegistering Your Child for School in Lévis
The CSS des Navigateurs and how to register your child in Lévis.
LévisFinding Housing in Lévis
Lévis's boroughs, the rental market, and the standard Quebec lease.
LévisParks, Leisure and Outdoors in Lévis
Lévis Terrace, Parc de la Chute-de-la-Chaudière, and outdoor activities.
LévisFirst Steps in Lévis
City services and landmarks for settling in Lévis, on the south shore of Quebec City.
LévisTransit in Lévis: STLévis and Ferry
The STLévis buses, the ferry to Quebec City, and the OPUS card for getting around the region.
Ville de QuébecFestivals and Cultural Life in Quebec City
The Festival d'été, the Carnaval, visual arts and music scene in the capital.
Ville de QuébecSurviving Winter in Quebec
Quebec City winter is intense — here's how to gear up, enjoy it, and adapt to the cold season in the capital.
Ville de QuébecFinding Housing in Quebec City
Quebec City's boroughs, the rental market, and what to know before signing a lease.
Ville de QuébecFirst Steps in Quebec City
City services, essentials and landmarks for settling in the capital, Quebec City.
Ville de QuébecRTC: Public transit in Quebec City
The essentials of Réseau de transport de la Capitale for getting around Quebec City, from tickets to Métrobus lines.
About this region
The Quebec City region brings together the provincial capital and [Lévis](/guides/levis), its South Shore neighbour, linked by bridge and by the ferry across the St. Lawrence River. It is a region on a human scale: a more affordable cost of living than Montreal, a less strained housing market, a UNESCO-recognized heritage and a solid job market driven by the public service, insurance and tourism. This section gathers the bilingual guides for settling in Quebec City and Lévis: [finding housing](/guides/quebec/logement-quebec), getting around with the [RTC](/guides/quebec/rtc-transport) or the [STLévis and the ferry](/guides/levis/transport-stlevis-traversier), registering children for school and enjoying cultural life. Whether you are arriving to work, study or raise a family, you will find every step explained clearly, one at a time.