We arrived in the late seventies and, at the time, there was some questions right about what was going on with Quebec and all that. – Joshua Turner

First memories would have to be La Quasi, the street where I grew up. It’s really awesome there. Just growing up, the little park on the street, and all my friends I used to skateboard with. – Nicolas Hanssens

My earliest memories, they go really far. I remember I never went to daycare. I was always with my grandparents. – Nancy Saunders

We had to look for a house and Isabelle, my wife, did not want to live in Levis. Levis is a small town in front of Quebec City and I wanted to move in Levis because I knew it was a nice place. – David Vernet

There was a tinsmith that lived just on the entrance to the village. And it was always very interesting to watch him do work with his tin work and that. – Marguerite Beaucage