Here’s what 20 of Quebecer’s most popular websites looked like 20 years ago

We don’t talk about it often enough, but 20 years ago it was 2002.

Many things have changed since then, starting with the advent of flying cars and social networks.

Technology is certainly the field that has seen the most drastic changes, but fortunately the eighth wonder of the world, The Internet Archive Wayback Machineit exists and allows us to measure the extent of the progress made over the past two decades.

We’ve looked at some of the websites Quebecers use most often on a daily basis, and the results are amazing.

After all, 2002 was the prehistory of the Internet!

Find out with us:

Hydro-Quebec in 2002

Hydro-Quebec in 2022

Screen / Internet

SAAQ in 2002

SAAQ in 2022

STM in 2002

STM in 2022

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SÉPAQ in 2002

SÉPAQ in 2022

Screen / Internet

Subway in 2002

Metro in 2022

Screen / Internet

IGA in 2002

Screen / Internet

IGA in 2022

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I try in 2002

I try in 2022

SAQ in 2002

SAQ in 2022

Screen / Internet

Desjardins in 2002

Desjardins in 2022

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National Bank in 2002

National Bank in 2022

Videotron in 2002

Videotron in 2022

Screen / Internet

Bell in 2002

Bell in 2022

Screen / Internet

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Journal de Montréal in 2002 (or rather, its ancestor Canoe …)

Montreal newspaper in 2022

Screen / Internet

The press in 2002

The press in 2022

RDS in 2002

Screen / Internet

RDS in 2022

Meteomedia in 2003

Meteomedia in 2022

PAC in 2002

CAP in 2022

Screen / Internet

Montreal Canadiens in 2002

Montreal Canadiens in 2022

Montreal Exhibitions in 2002

Montreal Exhibitions in 2022

La Ronde in 2002

La Ronde in 2022

Screen / Internet