If its 700 in bc what time is it Quebec?

The concept of time zones and the current time system we use did not exist in 700 BC. Timekeeping methods during that era were based on natural observations such as the movement of the sun and the stars. Different regions had their own local timekeeping systems, and there was no standardized global time.

In present-day Quebec, Canada, the time zone is Eastern Standard Time (EST) during standard time and Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) during daylight saving time. To calculate the time in Quebec based on the year 700 BC, we would need to rely on historical records and estimations of ancient timekeeping methods, which may not be precise.