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400 year-old Quebec City—A Unesco World Heritage treasure with a French flair

KCBX | By Tom Wilmer
Published March 19, 2017 at 2:22 AM PDT
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Office du tourisme de Québec

A conversation with Richard Séguin representing Quebec City Tourism. Séguin shares insights about Quebec City's past and present in the Canadian city with a definite French Flair. Quebec City' modern roots date from French exploration in the 15th century--and the  establishment of Quebec City in 1608.  

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Tom Wilmer produces on-air content for Issues & Ideas airing over KCBX and is producer and host of the six-time Lowell Thomas award-winning NPR podcast Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer. Recorded live on-location across America and around the world, the podcasts feature the arts, culture, music, nature, history, science, wine & spirits, brewpubs, and the culinary arts--everything from baseball to exploring South Pacific atolls to interviewing the real Santa Claus in the Arctic.
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