Farms in Sainte-Foy-Sillery-Cap-Rouge, Québec, QC
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Results from the 'Farms' category in Sainte-Foy-Sillery-Cap-Rouge, Québec
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2643 Rue Vigneault, Québec, G1W 1X4
(418) 930-4872
Honey farm, Grocery store, Farm 
Customers highly praise the taste and quality of Floramiel's honey offerings, which include various types such as Linden, Buckwheat, and Clover. Many have enjoyed honey tastings and found great value in the products. 
3340 Rue De La Perade, POINTE-DE-SAINTE-FOY, Québec, G1X 2L7
(418) 659-7464
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1264, Av Maguire, SILLERY, Québec, G1T 1Y7
(418) 687-5401
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1175 rue Lavigerie, SAINT LOUIS, Québec, G1V 4P1
(418) 682-5666
In 1999, the arrival of new shareholders and Mr. Robert Dupont as project leader injected new life into Intergroupe. Mr. Dupont, on the strength of his 40 years of experience in the field, took on this new challenge with passion and dedication. He received a lot of help from Mr. Roger Pelletier who was then head of the Hallé Couture Assurances firm. Beginning in 2001, Intergroupe's new approach - based on respect, mutual understanding and especially freedom of action - quickly attracted a large number of affiliated firms and insurers. This formula is still the key factor in the success of our group. In 2004 major investments were made to consolidate the risk placement and marketing and management support divisions. That same year, Intergroupe opened its new spacious and modern office in Quebec City's Ste-Foy borough. In 2007 the company spruced up its brand image. Our new colours better reflected the Intergroupe brand's deployment strategy. The next few years may prove just as exciting and you can be sure that we will always be in the forefront in the wonderful realm of insurance. A tremendous progress! From $30 million in total premium volume in 1996, our group now totals almost half a billion dollars in total premium volume. From the five member firms we had in 1996, we now have more than 110 member firms. The real reason behind our success: Our group is made up of people who have their clients' best interests at heart. We are insurance professionals and enthusiasts. People will always be the main reason behind the success of our company. 
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2360 Wilfrid-Hamel Blvd, DUBERGER-LES SAULES, Québec, G1P 2H7
(418) 681-6011
Nonclassifiable establishments 
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5185, Rue Rideau, Québec, G2E 5S2
(418) 872-0770
Farming, Farmers' market, Farm, agriculture, Farmers Market 
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2405 De Celles #8, NEUFCHÂTEL EST-LEBOURGNEUF, Québec, G2C 1K7
(418) 840-0585
Foam Creations (2008) Inc. started its operations in September of 2008 after Crocs had decided to shut down its plant in Quebec City. After successfull negociations with Crocs on the use of technology, management team members of the Quebec Crocs plant got together and started Foam Creations (2008) with long time partners. The company had a few name changes along the way : starting as Evasol Plastics, to Finproject NA Inc. and then Foam Creations to Crocs, it becomes Foam Creations (2008) in September 2008. In 1995, Evasol Plastics was the first North American company to import from Italy and use this technology to produce expanded, crosslinked polyolefine based foam products. Evasol Plastics was molding its first parts and in 1996, joined with Finproject SpA (Italy), world leader in shoe soles making and developper of raw material, becomming Finproject N.A. Inc. The company invested succesfully in R&D and succeeded to develop unique raw material for its injection technology. These new materials were critical in the development and molding of added value foam products for the spa and the kayak industries. The material was also used to create in 2001, the first generation of sandals that would become famous worldwide. In 2003, Crocs became a major distributor of the sandals and in 2004 Crocs bought the company. The name changed for Foam Creations, then to Crocs Inc. and the company became very successfull due to the production and distribution of the Crocs sandals. 
1170 Boulevard Lebourgneuf, bureau 320-13, NEUFCHÂTEL EST-LEBOURGNEUF, Québec, G2K 2E3
(418) 780-1413
Centria’s history began in 1994 with the creation of the company Contramax, most of whose shares were acquired in 2002 by business man Jean-Guy Desjardins ( Fiera Capital Corporation). In 2003, the Contramax Construction Fund, L.P. was launched, and in 2005 the name we know today was adopted: Centria Commerce Inc. In 2006, the Centria Capital Development Fund, L.P. was launched, and in 2008 the Centria Centria Capital Strat-Up Fund, L.P. 
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1040 rang Ste-Marie O, Saint-Sylvestre, G0S 3C0
(418) 389-5192
Nous offrons des services de ventes, installations et réparations d'équipements mécaniques industriels & agricole. 
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1188 Rang Saint Ange, Québec, G2G 0E1
(418) 872-1399
Urban Farm, Organic farm Customers praise the beautiful fruits, welcoming staff, and affordable prices at Ferme Ernest Fiset. The farm offers various fruits for picking, making it a great activity for families. Some mention the cornflower field as a highlight. 
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103 Rue Lamartine, Lévis, G6V 7P9
418 837 1807
Ferme Réjean Carrier Lévi, Farms, Fermes, Livestock Animals, Animal Breeders Dealers, Agriculture-Équipement et services, dealers, Agricultural Production Livestock and Animal Spe, Farm, Agriculture, animal breeders 
11605, BOULEVARD DE LA COLLINE, Québec, G2A 2E1
(418) 842-3687
Couvoirs, Hatcheries, Hatcheries-Poultry, Agriculture-Équipement et services, Hatchery Poultry, Farm, Agriculture 
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266, Rue Cloutier, LORETTEVILLE, Québec, G2A 2J6
(418) 845-4564
Forestry Consultants, Environmental Consultants & Services 
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975 Chemin Vire-Crêpes, Saint-Nicolas, G7A 2A1
(418) 692-5151
Farm, Restaurant Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes is a must-visit farm offering delicious crepes, ice cream, and self-picking of blueberries. The location is charming and well-maintained, with various products and pastries available. Prices are fair for fresh and tasty offerings. The restaurant provides excellent service and a variety of blueberry-based dishes. The farm also features a beautiful view and an eco-responsible approach. A hidden gem of the area, highly recommended for a delightful experience. 
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1036 ch. Vire-Crêpes, Saint-Nicolas, G7A 2N7
(418) 831-0008
Fruit and vegetable store, Fruit & Vegetable Store, Farm, Distribution service