My wife and I spent a week in Forillon NP. This was not a hard-core mammal trip but we managed 16 species including Rock Vole, Short-tailed Weasel and many, many North American Porcupines.
Forillon National, QC Canada Trip Report August 2018
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I saw my first and only North American Porcupine at Forillon NP a few years ago. Weather was aweful in August but that porcupine sighting was a lasting thrill.