Quebec Data: Atlas Search Engines, Directories and Tools
Explore Atlas tools built from ninety-one Quebec and Canadian products plus carefully selected external research and nonprofit sources.
Atlas turns scattered files and services into fast static tools. Heavy processing happens on Oracle before visits; searches, filters and user-specific calculations stay in the browser.
Alerts and essential services
Power outages, drinking water, roads, weather, air quality, wildfires, hydrology, respiratory-virus trends and official recalls.
91 productsQuebec + Canada + selected external data
Land, energy, jobs, population, taxes, housing, geotechnical data, LiDAR, soils, biodiversity, water, transport, health and more.
Universities + researchDiscover research datasets
Lunaris, Borealis, FRDR and specialized repositories with commercial-licence filtering, deduplication and comparison against the 91 Atlas products.
St. LawrenceShark, sturgeon and whale movements
Historical OTN/OBIS acoustic telemetry and ROMM observations on an interactive map, without presenting wildlife positions as live tracking.
NOAANorthern lights in Quebec
Local auroral potential from OVATION and the Kp forecast, calculated in the browser.
HealthRespiratory viruses and wastewater
Quebec wastewater-surveillance signals plus FluWatch+ for flu, RSV and COVID-19.
Quebec–U.S.Border and U.S. roads
CBSA + CBP for both border directions, with 511NY and New England 511 for road conditions.
LandLand and environment profile
Soils, elevation, slope, boreholes, wells, PACES, radon, earthquakes, biodiversity and contamination.
Quebec + CanadaPublic procurement
SEAO enriched with federal CanadaBuys tender opportunities applicable to Quebec.
MapZECs, reserves and outfitters
Polygon-based identification of official recreational territories using the MRNF CC-BY layer.
Quebec public transit
Automatically aggregated GTFS networks, routes and stops.
Ninety-one public-data products
The consolidated Atlas Data registry still contains 91 active products. New nonprofit and academic sources either enrich existing products or help discover future datasets; they do not automatically become new products.
Sources include Quebec and Canadian public bodies, selected international sources, research organizations and nonprofits when they add distinct Quebec value and their rights fit the intended use. Sources without a clear open licence remain reference links only.