The Canadian rock band Rush wrote and practiced their 1980 album 'Permanent Waves' at a farm near Flesherton, Ontario, then moved to a Toronto recording studio. In September 1979 they travelled to a studio called Le Studio in the town of Morin-Heights to record it. Morin-Heights is in which Canadian province?

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Quebec. Rush regrouped in July 1979 at Lakewoods Farm near Flesherton, Ontario to write and rehearse Permanent Waves, then tracked ideas at Sound Kitchen Studio in Toronto. In September 1979, Rush moved to Le Studio in Morin-Heights, Quebec to record Permanent Waves, the first of seven Rush albums made at that Quebec studio.