What role did Quebec city play in the conferences that led to Canadian Confederation?

Quebec city played a pivotal role in the process of Canadian Confederation by hosting the Quebec Conference from October 10 to 27, 1864.12

Following the Charlottetown Conference, where delegates from the Province of Canada and the Maritime Provinces agreed in principle to a broader union, they reconvened in Quebec city to negotiate the specific details of the proposal. The primary outcome of this meeting was the drafting of the 72 Resolutions, which established the framework for the proposed federal union and served as the basis for the Canadian constitution.12

These resolutions were later used to draft the British North America Act at the subsequent London Conference, ultimately leading to the formal creation of the Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.234