La Pat’ Patrouille : le film Mission Dino
Après que leur navire soit pris dans une mystérieuse tempête, les chiots de la Pat’ Patrouille s’écrasent sur une île tropicale inexplorée peuplée de dinosaures. Ils y rencontrent Rex, un…
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Après que leur navire soit pris dans une mystérieuse tempête, les chiots de la Pat’ Patrouille s’écrasent sur une île tropicale inexplorée peuplée de dinosaures. Ils y rencontrent Rex, un…
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Looking for a unique and inclusive outdoor sports experience? The RAID Témiscamingue is back with an event centered on team spirit, exploration, and pushing your limits ! For young and old alike.
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Wondering what to do in Témiscamingue during winter? You won't be short of choices! From December to the end of March, the region transforms into an enormous playground for a variety of winter activities in optimal conditions. Here are several ideas for winter activities for you.
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The pandemic has transformed the way we work, and more and more people are choosing to work remotely for greater flexibility. Why not take advantage of this opportunity to step out of your usual environment and discover new horizons? This summer, choose to telework in a rural setting to combine work and pleasure. Imagine working from a terrace with a breathtaking view of one of our 7500 lakes, going for a hike during your lunch break, or enjoying water activities after work. The benefits of a Témiscamingue lifestyle are numerous, and teleworking can allow you to fully enjoy them. Here are 5 good reasons to consider Témiscamingue for your summer telework.
See moreTémiscamingue is located at the far western edge of Québec, south of Abitibi, on the border with Ontario and along the shores of the lake that bears its name.
Did you know you can reach Témiscamingue by two different routes from Montreal or Quebec City?
Via Ontario:
Accessible by the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 17), you’ll drive through Ottawa and several Ontario villages like Mattawa. Then, take Highway 533—“a rather winding shortcut”—and you’ll arrive at our doorstep! If you’d like to avoid Highway 533, you can also come through North Bay.
Via Quebec:
Accessible through La Vérendrye Park by taking Highway 720 West from Montreal, you’ll discover Abitibi along the way and continue on to Témiscamingue!