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'''Québec''', formerly known as [[Lower Canada]], is the largest [[province]] in [[Canada]] geographically, and the second most populous after Ontario. The [[capital]] of Québec is Québec City. The largest city in Québec is [[Montreal|Montréal]].  Quebec entered Confederation in 1867.  It has a total area of 1,540,680 km²,  The per capita provincial income in 1991 was $21,954 (Cdn).<ref>[Reader's Digest Atlas of Canada, 1995, pg52]</ref>  The Population of Quebec was 7,546,131 in 2006, approximately 23.4% of the national average.<ref>[http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/provinces/p/quebecfacts.htm Canadaonline]</ref>  

'''Québec''', formerly known as [[Lower Canada]], is the largest [[province]] in [[Canada]] geographically, and the second most populous after Ontario. The [[capital]] of Québec is Québec City. The largest city in Québec is [[Montreal|Montréal]].  Quebec entered Confederation in 1867.  It has a total area of 1,540,680 km²,  The per capita provincial income in 1991 was $21,954 (Cdn).<ref>[Reader's Digest Atlas of Canada, 1995, pg52]</ref>  The Population of Quebec was 7,546,131 in 2006, approximately 23.4% of the national total.<ref>[http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/provinces/p/quebecfacts.htm Canadaonline]</ref>  

The official language of the province is [[French]], although many residents are bilingual, speaking both [[French]] and [[English]].

The official language of the province is [[French]], although many residents are bilingual, speaking both [[French]] and [[English]].