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Quebec AM | Jun 29, 2012 | 4:47

Coping with Moving Day in Quebec City

Helpful parents moving their children to a new city and generous friends splitting the cost of renting a van by going in together. Those are just some of the people Quebec AM's Julia Caron heard from yesterday in the St. Jean Baptiste neighbourhood iin Quebec City who were trying to get a head start on the moving day that can often translate into a headache.

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