Quebec &Montreal Winter Carnival
Feb 5th - 8th, 2026
CCHS Contact:
Madame Pinto (npinto@concordcarlisle.org)
INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON WEDNESDAY SEPT 10 FROM 6-6:45PM.
Room 305 (or via zoom)
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Overview
Overview
The Quebec trip takes place every two years. Students will travel to Canada by bus, for a 4-day long journey.
Quebec City is, incontestably, a living breathing winter-wonderland. It's no surprise that the historic city is home to the oldest Winter Carnival in the world and the largest Winter Carnival in the Western Hemisphere. Come practice your French and your high kicks with Bonhomme Carnaval, all while mastering your snow tube skills.
We look forward to providing a fun and educational adventure that your student will remember for a lifetime!
Cost
Cost
Sign-ups will close at the end of September 2026. The estimated cost of the trip is $1,400. First payment is due by October 6th, 2026.
Interested?
Interested?
Please fill out this Google Form if you are interested so we can start a headcount.
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Any CCHS student taking a French course.
How many participants?
How many participants?
Maximum of 34 students will enjoy this trip under the supervision of 3 chaperones (CCHS Teachers).
Logistics
Logistics
Day 1 (Thursday February 5th - 2026):
-Leave CCHS mid-afternoon and head to Montreal (via luxury motorcoach)
Day 2 (Friday February 6th- 2026):
-Breakfast in Montreal.
-McGill University campus tour
- Sacred Heart Chapel visit of the Notre-Dame Basilica.
-Old Montreal visit + lunch
- Arrival in Quebec City.
-Valcartier (biggest Winter amusement park in North America)
Day 3 (Saturday, February 7th- 2026):
-Breakfast (Old Walled City)
-Visit the Upper Town, St-Louis Gate, the Château Frontenac, the Dufferin Terrace, the Assemblée Nationale building and more.
- "Military training (Roleplay)" at Plains of Abraham Museum.
-Lunch in Old Quebec and Carnival sites!
- Dogsledding !!!
- Sugar Shack Feast
Day 4 (Sunday, February 8th - 2026)
- Breakfast
- Visit of Village Huron (First Nations)
-Château Frontenac
-Time to come home!
If you would like more information about the trip, feel free to contact the coordinator, Madame PINTO at npinto@concordcarlisle.org
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