Quebec City’s Jean Lesage International Airport has been marked by significant achievements such as the initiation of a large development project, better known as YQB 2018, and the recent announcement …

If you were in Old Quebec last Friday, September 2, the sound of cannons from the Citadel or the cloud of smoke above the Chateau Frontenac might have caught your …

What message are graffiti artists trying to get across? Or are they simply saying “I was here!” like the World War II message “Kilroy was here?”  A storage shed behind …

September brings with it the start of a new season for many musical organizations, and one in particular began its season with a special meeting. Les Amis de l’Orgue de …

The Festival d’Été de Québec (FEQ) Apéros series has taken a new turn, to the District Saint-Joseph, the restaurant/bar/theatre formerly known as the “Petit Impérial” at 240, rue Saint-Joseph Est, …

Chemin de la Plage Jacques-Cartier gives access to Jacques Cartier beach along the St. Lawrence River between Cap-Rouge and the Quebec Bridge. Near the entrance, an immense work of art …

On Tuesday, August 30, for the second time in 90 years, a huge bronze statue of Jacques Cartier was inaugurated, this time at the Jean Déry Park in Cap-Rouge near …

With 35 countries from Afghanistan to Vietnam represented, 45 shows, a parade, and 500 performers, Limoilou’s Cartier-Brébeuf Park was the site of MondoKarnaval, an international buffet for all the senses …

The Quebec City Pride Festival (Fête Arc-en-Ciel) was in full swing this past weekend, beginning on Thursday and continuing to Sunday, with its colourful activities and parades. The iconic rainbow …