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From the quiet confines of an archaeological crypt under Dufferin Terrace in Québec City, I point my camera up towards a glass dormer called an “archaescope” and capture what feels like a unique shot of he most photographed hotel in the world.

Tourists flocked to the town, about 95 kilometres northeast of Quebec City, for the first long weekend of the season — despite severe flooding a few weeks ago that left submerged basements, washed out roads and a huge cleanup in its wake.

Article content One of the most popular tobogganing venues in the West Island is off-limits to the public this winter. The city of Pointe-Claire announced that the Beaconsfield Golf Club, a privately owned course, was banning all forms of sledding activities from its hills this winter due to insurance liability issues. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Popular toboggan hills closed to public during pandemic Back to video The city also announced t...