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I am not from Québec, but I have visited there several times with an SLR camera, including Montréal and Québec City, on the street, inside various buildings such as city hall, churches, and the like. Never had a problem, but if in doubt ask (as I did in Montréal city hall, with beautiful stained-glass windows in the council chamber). These are major tourist areas with lots of cameras. Inside the palatial Bank of Montréal, security doesn’t want you to take pictures of the staff. Sometimes distinctive people on the street (Haredi Jews, for example) may resent feeling like they are being targeted by those with cameras, so be discreet, or just leave them alone. Old Town Montréal is very photogenic, but if you get a chance to visit Québec City--do it!
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