No, Leblanc Illuminations does not only work in Quebec. For over 15 years, our team has been carrying out lighting decoration projects in every Canadian province: British Columbia, Ontario, New Brunswick, and even Nunavut. Discover our operational model, our local partners, and concrete examples of projects delivered in each region.

What if your Christmas decorations became your best marketing lever? A well-thought-out window display attracts attention, prolongs visits and boosts sales. Here are 7 reasons to make your business shine this season.

Find out how to create Christmas illuminations in Quebec that amaze without dazzling, combining enchantment, harmony and sustainability.

Photographing luminous settings requires a little technique and a lot of emotion. From blue hour to night mode, from framing to choosing a tripod, Viviane Hervieux shares her top tips for immortalizing the magic... with your camera or smartphone.

In Saguenay, the magic of the Christmas Market is based on exemplary local collaboration, enhanced by illuminations by Leblanc. The result? A warm, lasting and unifying event that makes the city shine, even at -20°C.

Each type of illuminated décor has its own delivery time. In this article, we'll help you anticipate your orders: from standard garlands delivered in 72 hours to customized 3D decorations to be planned several months in advance.

For its first winter edition, the Parc Safari was transformed into a magical universe thanks to over 80 luminous structures and an immersive scenography designed by Leblanc Illuminations. A turnkey project deployed in 15 days, combining creativity, logistics and respect for the natural environment.

In 2024, the City of Moncton integrated its City Hall into the municipal dynamic lighting program. Using DMX technology and HALTO spotlights, the building lights up in the colors of local causes and events. The result: a programmable and engaging new community landmark.

Easy to install, Leblanc decors are designed to combine visual impact and efficiency in the field. Discover our tips, compatible accessories and key steps for successful lighting.

After the holiday season, how can you keep your spaces lively, welcoming, and attractive? Off-season decorations allow municipalities, business development corporations (SDCs), and shopping centers to maintain foot traffic, enhance safety, and create a lasting atmosphere all year round. Discover Leblanc Illuminations’ solutions: festoon garlands, aluminum structures, e-deco elements, natural materials, architectural lighting, and maintenance packages.

Since 2022, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield has been transforming its downtown area with an immersive lighting concept, harmonizing existing and new settings. Spread over three phases, the project includes the renovation of structures, the installation of 3D Christmas trees and sleighs, and the illumination of City Hall.

A successful Christmas market starts with a strong visual atmosphere. Illuminated arches, decorated trees, natural elements, a coherent theme and interactive animations... Discover 5 essential ideas to make your market shine and leave a lasting impression.

With the help of Leblanc Illuminations Canada, the City of Lévis transformed Quai Paquet into an iconic winter destination. An immersive lighting concept, designed to meet a tight deadline, created a magical experience for visitors and positioned the ice trail as a flagship attraction.

At Leblanc Illuminations, every lighting project begins with a study of the site to be illuminated. Beyond aesthetics, the aim is to reveal the site's personality through a customized, harmonious and safe approach. This article details our methodology, illustrated by case studies such as the Domaine Howard in Sherbrooke.

For its winter initiative, Sherbrooke has opted for an original light installation: a giant permanent water lily that transforms the Domaine Howard into an enchanting, environmentally-friendly space accessible all year round.

In Dolbeau-Mistassini, a permanent light installation has energized the urban space, attracting passers-by and creating a festive atmosphere for businesses and residents alike. The result: a livelier downtown, summer and winter alike.

In 2024, Leblanc Illuminations was awarded CSR 26000 Gold level certification, underlining the excellence of its social and environmental commitments. This collective success is also reflected in the concrete actions taken by Leblanc Illuminations-Canada: eco-design, recycling, energy savings and waste reduction.

The DMX protocol is the essential standard for controlling dynamic architectural lighting installations. This guide explains how it works, its advantages and how it can be used to create precise, immersive, customized lighting effects to enhance your buildings.