The Québec government, along with many of the municipalities of like Laval, Quebec City and Sherbrooke (all had their own open data portals) joined forces in 2016 to create the Québec open data portal. Many other municipalities then followed, and now the site contains almost a thousand different data sets.
Therefore Quebec Open Data should always be the best starting point when looking for data for places in the Province of Quebec.
The PEI GIS Data Catalog provides access to GIS data and other geospatial services, to help simplify the ability of all levels of government and citizens to find geographical data.
A variety of GIS data is available both for free and for-a-fee. Information is also available on the cost of distribution depending on the medium you want to receive GIS data.
The Ville de Laval, the 3rd largest city in Quebec, is committed to opening up public data. It advocates open and transparent municipal management and a modernization of relations with citizens..
Browse the various Laval Open Data available ...
NWT Centre for Geomatics provides custom maps, geospatial data creation, analysis and maintenance, data centralization, geospatial web applications, earth observation and software management.
Browse the various Sherbrooke Open Data available ...
The Government of New Brunswick began creating its first geospatial data sets back in the early 1990s. At that time, geographic information was beyond the reach of most people and industry. In the intervening years, geospatial technology has become available to a wider and wider array of groups and individuals. In the interests of enhancing both the life and business opportunities for the people of New Brunswick, the department is proud to supply data for public consumption, either through direct access or by download.
The City of Rimouski, regional capital of Bas-Saint-Laurent, provides free, easy and free access to its public data in order to promote innovation and technological development.
Browse the various Rimouski open data available ...