Custom Stickers & Labels — Gaspé, Quebec

Gaspé is where Jacques Cartier planted Canada's first cross and where the Gaspésie begins — the Gaspésie community at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula where the Musée de la Gaspésie (one of Quebec's finest regional museums, celebrating the Mi'kmaw and Acadian heritage of the Gaspésie from the first European contact in 1534) and the site of Jacques Cartier's Cross (the National Historic Site marking the spot where Cartier planted a cross on July 24, 1534 claiming the land for France, the founding moment of New France) make Gaspé the symbolic birthplace of Quebec — home of Forillon National Park (one of Canada's finest Gulf of St. Lawrence coastal parks), the Gaspé Cathedral, and a community whose name means 'land's end' in Mi'kmaw.