This region, containing the Chic-Choc Mountains and Gaspe Peninsula, underwent a secularization called the (*) Quiet Revolution.
In 1949, this region's town of Asbestos saw the asbestos miners of the Thetford mine go on strike. Containing the autonomy-seeking region of Nunavik, it is home to the La Grande River, on whose shores is a hydroelectric plant named for former premier Robert Bourassa. This region, containing the Chic-Choc Mountains and Gaspe Peninsula, underwent a secularization called the (*) Quiet Revolution. A failed accord named for its Meech Lake strengthened calls for its sovereignty in 1987. For 10 points, name this Canadian province that borders Maine and hosted the 1967 World's Fair, or Expo '67, in Montreal.
In 1949, this region's town of Asbestos saw the asbestos miners of the Thetford mine go on strike.
{Quebec}