Liste des meilleures séries télé québécoises

-Chronicle of the daily life of a working class family in Quebec City (Canada), in the whirlwind of events that shook the province after the Second World War.

VHS compilation featuring 4 films from the original TV-series: On the Sea (1960), White Whale Hunters of Anse Aux Basques (1960), Winter Crossing at L'Ile Aux Coudres (1960), and The Jean Richard (1963).

VHS compilation featuring 3 films from the original TV-series: Three Seasons (1960), Soirée at St. Hilarion (1960), and Turlutte (1960).

VHS compilation featuring 3 films from the original TV-series: The Land of Jacques Cartier (1960), Whalehead (1963), and Winter Sealing at La Tabatière (1963).

VHS compilation featuring 3 films from the original TV-series: Canadian Diamonds (1960), Ka Ke Ki Ku (1960), and Attiuk (1963).

-"Moi et l'autre" is a Quebec television series in 187 episodes of 25 minutes in colour created by Roger Garand and Gilles Richer, directed by Jean Bissonnette and aired between October 11, 1966 and August 31, 1971 on Télévision de Radio-Canada. / SYNOPSIS: Denise Létourneau and Dominique André, two roommates and two very good friends, live in an apartment building in Montreal (Canada). They live crazy adventures, often initiated by Denise.

The Tremblay family of Montreal, Quebec, consists of five school aged children, a dog and a multi-generational household with grandparents and great grandparents. Despite facing challenges like protest, alcoholism, generational conflicts.

The life of several people whose lives revolves around a typical Montreal Guest House at the "Plateau-Mont-Royal" district. The main caracter, Symphorien, is a naive but sympathetic fellow, who is the janitor for this guest house run by Mrs. Sylvain, a single yet bumbling lady who runs the house in a strict, efficient way. However, she has sometimes some conflicts with one of the boarders, Ms L'Esperance, whose man-hunting tactics does not make unanimity all the time. And also endures a wacky undertaker, Oscar Bellemare, who woos Ms L'Esperance despite the warnings from his mother, an extreme conservative lady, who will marry a "snob from the West" later. About Symphorien, his life goes in a rollercoaster: he has a family of 14 children, with a dominating wife, endures an annoying and arrogant mother-in-law as well as a cop, Constable Beaulac, who blames every trouble he gets on him, befriends a con man (Donat Labonte), but seems to have at least a good time with his brother Ephrem, with whom he tells jokes to him, but the latter retells them in a way nobody understands them.

-La famille Germain habite le quartier Villeray à Montréal (au Canada), dans les années 1940's. Le père, Edmond, est restaurateur. Autour de lui se retrouvent son épouse Gertrude et leurs quatre enfants: Lucie (19 ans), Murielle (17 ans), Marie-Paule (14 ans) et Clément (16 ans). Il s'agit d'une famille ordinaire, modeste et besogneuse, où l'on s'aime et se chamaille à l'occasion, une famille où l'argent est rare mais où on vit sans s'en préoccuper. À une époque où l'autorité s'impose, où le maire, le curé et le père de famille détiennent les clés du savoir et du pouvoir, ces petites gens parviennent malgré tout à être heureux, sans se faire trop de soucis.

Jean-Jacques Lemay runs a Montreal talent agency with assistant Geneviève, tour manager Luc, quirky accountant Mario, and receptionist Huguette. The team faces wild adventures managing shows and tours. New staff join over time.

Rémi et Francine Duval forment à Outremont un couple on ne peut plus normal. Comptable dans une compagnie d'assurances, Rémi est le type même du petit-bourgeois ancré dans ses habitudes. À l'inverse, Francine, une femme aimante et une mère dévouée, a gardé de sa jeunesse son côté bohème. D'humeur changeante, elle est bonne cuisinière, déteste les travaux domestiques, soigne ses plantes et adore décaper de vieux meubles. Ces différences de caractère causent souvent du grabuge dans le ménage. Mari et femme se disputent, se boudent ou se taquinent, mais au grand bonheur de leurs enfants, Dominique et Christian, finissent toujours par se réconcilier.

The life and times of Maurice Duplessis (1890-1959), Prime Minister of Quebec from 1936 to 1939 and from 1944 to his death in September 1959.

In a modern rural family, three generations of Jacquemins clash over patriarch Léandre's reluctance to settle his inheritance. Family tensions and local conflicts surface in Sainte-Marie-des-Anges.

In post-WWI La Malbaie, widow Rose-Anna works to support her kids while being courted by Joseph-Arthur. The parish priest watches over locals as modernization arrives and generational conflicts unfold over 20 years.

Licenciée après 20 ans de service dans la même compagnie, Andrée Chevalier décroche un poste de directrice de personnel dans une entreprise torontoise, Liverpool, qui possède une filiale à Montréal. De par ses fonctions, Andrée est confrontée à tous les problèmes des employés, tant personnels que professionnels. Il en résulte parfois des situations dramatiques, le plus souvent cocasses. De plus, elle doit affronter quotidiennement son patron, Paul-Émile Cadieux, un homme sexiste et terriblement ambitieux.

Alain Robert, 49 ans, accède au poste de ministre de la Famille dans le gouvernement du Québec et apprend à ses dépens les risques et les pièges du pouvoir. Fonctionnaires et autres intriguent pour faire progresser leurs propres dossiers. Le ministre doit concilier sa vie professionnelle et sa vie de famille, une situation dont sa femme Louise subit les contrecoups. Son mari étant souvent absent, elle se retrouve donc seule pour élever leurs trois enfants: Catherine, 20 ans, qui étudie à l'École polytechnique et veut vivre ses propres expériences, Thierry, 18 ans, étudiant en sciences sociales qui s'adapte mal à son nouveau statut de fils de ministre, et Sophie, 16 ans, encore au cégep et très attachée à son père et à ses valeurs.

Ovide's wife Rita continues to flirt with other men after marriage. Unhappy Ovide falls for Marie but can't divorce due to his Catholic beliefs. He breaks up with Marie and plans a trip with Rita, hoping to reconcile, but cancels.

The series follows the personal and professional life of NHL hockey player Pierre Lambert, providing an authentic portrayal of the hockey world's behind-the-scenes dynamics.

Pierre Lambert, a hockey player, navigates relationship issues, stalking, coaching conflicts, illness while representing Canada at the World Cup. He aids a Soviet player's defection bid and strives for tournament victory.

While the "Quebec Nationals" hockey team tries to cope with its plays' many plots, the team faces a relocation to Hamilton, Ontario as the NH catches its current owner with gambling problems.

-This soap opera tells the story of the lives of tenants in a student residence. With the young people she boarded in her home, Louise certainly played all the roles and professions possible: mother, nurse, confidant, psychologist, probation officer, etc. All these young students liked him and it is not for nothing that most of them came back every year. Louise was always available to them. Despite all their feelings for her, they managed to make her see all kinds of things; wars between boarders, love (often surprised in action!), illness (AIDS is introduced by the character of Caroline), tricks and blunders, etc. And dear Pete realized more than his share of escapades and spills.

Émilie Bordeleau, against opposition, pursues education, becomes a teacher. She marries a former student, moves to Shawinigan. Her husband's alcoholism, irresponsibility strain their marriage as he works as a lumberjack away from family.

The Cormoran family owns riverside land in Bas Saint-Laurent, living in a grand house. In 1936's crisis, local figures - landowner, merchant-politician, rising industrialist, printer - navigate ideological conflicts and social pressures.

Exposing all the ups and downs possible in the life of young Quebec teenagers (Canada), in the 1990's this sitcom marked a entire generation.

"Scoop" is a 52-episode (45-minutes, in four seasons) Quebec television series created by Fabienne Larouche and Réjean Tremblay and aired from January 8, 1992 to April 6, 1995 on Télévision de Radio-Canada. "Scoop" is set in the universe of a major daily newspaper in Montreal (Canada), 'L'Express'. It follows the activities of the various people involved in news production, including journalists and personalities of the moment: ambitious journalist Stéphanie Rousseau (Macha Grenon); daughter of the newspaper's owner (Claude Léveillée); bureau chief Lionel Rivard (Rémi Girard); ambitious journalist Michel Gagné (Roy Dupuis), clumsy journalist Richard Fortin (Martin Drainville); and labour-union president Léonne Vigneault (Francine Ruel).