The forest, the root of our inspirations” is the theme of the 38th edition of Université Laval’s Forest Science Week. Last year more than 5,000 visitors showed up for this …

The Québec Chaudière-Appalaches region of the Réseau du Sport Étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) started play in all their sports for 2017 soon after the Christmas break. Back on the court, …

Crashed Ice Quebec City native Steven Cox, the grandson of QCT writer Bill Cox, has started his first 2017 Ice Cross Downhill season, popularly known as the Red Bull Crashed …

So far, the cold, crisp weather has been perfect for Quebec City’s 63rd Winter Carnival, which will begin on Friday, January 27, and end on Sunday, February 12.  Construction of …

If you’re wondering where your parents were on Friday night, they were probably at the Capitole de Québec dancing the night away to American classics like Roy Orbison’s “Pretty Woman” …

Not that we are lacking in examples of stark differences between the Canadian and American systems of government, but the last week has brought into the spotlight how the two …

After last year’s successful production of Norm Foster’s Opening Night, the Quebec Art Company (QAC) is returning with another of Foster’s hilarious comedies. Arguably Canada’s most produced playwright, Foster has …

The former Boucherie Bégin on Rue Saint-Jean has a colourful new look these days, ever since Phelipe Soldevila and Olivier De Serres completed their mural covering the façade of the …

Rue Stanley-Cosgrove is named in honour of Stanley Cosgrove, an artist born of Irish and French parentage in Montreal in 1911. Cosgrove studied at the École des Beaux-Arts de Montréal …