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Gatineau

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Gatineau

City in the Outaouais Urban Community, southwest Québec, Canada; population (1991) 92,300. It is situated at the confluence of the Gatineau and the Ottawa rivers, across from Hull and Ottawa. This French-speaking municipality in the National Capital Region is a 1975 amalgamation of seven entities, including Touraine and Templeton. Cement and chemicals are manufactured in this growing, largely residential and commercial suburb.



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The 38th Annual Canadian Tax Conference was held May 2-5 in Gatineau, Quebec.
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Clark's family for years in the Gatineau hills north of Ottawa, said Ms.
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5/97), it's set in the Gatineau Hills of Quebec and contains signature elements: a beautifully evoked setting that's much more than just a setting; familiar, larger-than-life characters with unforgettable names; and a plot that's discernible but hardly a driving force (see Tim Wynne-Jones's "The Widow Kealey's Stew: A Look at the Novels of Brian Doyle," March/April 2002 issue).
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