Certified for Quality Service!
(Press release)
During the ceremony of December 12th 2006, Canyon Sainte-Anne and its partner, l'Ascention, received their attestation as enterprises of the new Tourism Quebec certification program.
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Great Canada Winner 2002 Attraction Canada Awards
(Press release)
In ''Natural Outdoor Site, less than 100km2'' May 30th in Edmonton were chosen the winners in the 14 categories of the prestigious 2002 Attraction Canada Award. The ceremony awards attractions and events from all over the country. Canyon Sainte-Anne was representing the Province of Quebec in ''Natural Outdoor Site, category IA'' (less than 100km2). Canyon Sainte-Anne was the only family business contestant in this category; all the others were governmental parks.
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Award of ''Responsible and durable tourism'' to Canyon Ste-Anne
(Press release, april 1999)
For its 25th anniversary, Canyon St. Anne was recognized by the tourism industry of the Great Quebec area for the quality of its investment and development in a spirit of ecological and geological preservation of the natural beauty of the St Anne river’s gorge.
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Battlefield Earth produced by John Travolta
(Press release, July 10th, 1999)
It was on Saturday July 10th that some scenes of the movie BATTLEFIELD EARTH were shot at Canyon Sainte-Anne. A team of about 140 persons were on the set. Most of the scenes involved the actor Barry Pepper (Saving Private Ryan, Enemy of the State) and some artists from Quebec.
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Drive to Sainte-Anne Canyon
(Leisureways CAA, September October, 2001)
Reaching Quebec's Sainte-Anne Canyon is like coming upon a tucked-away secret of nature. The dense woods reveal a gaping chasm lined by rocky, tree-lined cliffs. A plunging 271-foot waterfall, rushing through the Canadian Shield for 900 millions years, splits the cliff down the centre.
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Get Away at Canyon Sainte-Anne (Australian television)
(Press release, October 18th, 2004)
Last week, the broadcasting team of Get Away came to Canyon Sainte-Anne for its episode of October 30th at 8 a.m. This reporting will allow Australian and Asiatic people to discover the wonderful region of Quebec city.
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Tabi Salad at Canyon Sainte-Anne (Japanese television)
(Press release, September 22nd, 2004)
Two weeks ago, the Asahi broadcasting team of Tabi Salad came to Canyon Sainte-Anne for its episode of October 23th at 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. This reporting will allow Japanese people to discover the wonderful regions of Quebec City and Charlevoix.
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A majestic site.
(Group Tour Magazine, summer 2003)
In the crossroads of the regions of the Beaupré Coast and Charlevoix, the Sainte-Anne-du-Nord River plunges into a rocky gorge, creating the Canyon Sainte-Anne, a spectacular witness to nature's power.
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Sailling the heights is well worth the trip
(Yorkshire Evening Post, January 24, 2001)
TWhen I told people I was going to Canada the reaction was always the same: ''You'll love it, it's a fantastic place.'' When I added that the trip was for just four days, their expressions changed to the sort normally reserved for someone who has taken leave of their senses.
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Canyon Sainte-Anne, Quebec City (Hong Kong)
(Apple Daily Limited - Hong Kong, October 15, 2003)
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25th anniversary and 3 millions visitors
(Press release, August 1998)
For more than 25h years, the Mc Nicoll family preserves one of the Quebec’s greatest natural site. The two founders, Jean-Marie and Laurent
Mc Nicoll have built three suspension bridges (one of them is the famous
Mc Nicoll bridge which is 55 meters high over the canyon), and many view
points which give you the opportunity to discover some geological treasures.
The tradition continues with the second generation; Helene and François, children of Laurent.
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