Tom Scholz, founding member, guitar wizard and the only remaining member of the original group, played BOSTON’s top hits with his signature sound. From Wikipedia: “The violin-like sound of the …

The Board of Directors of Voice of English-speaking Québec today announced the resignation of Executive Director, Jean-Sébastien Gignac. Jean-Sébastien has been with the organization since 2005, first as a Project …

From the late 19th century to the early 20th century, Japan greatly inspired western culture and artists. Indeed, Van Gogh is believed to have said, “My whole work is founded …

The Authentic Orleans strawberry, whose health benefits have been scientifically demonstrated by in vitro and in vivo trials, is now on the market.  A product of natural selection, this June-bearing …

As part of the 2015 Midi en Musique series, the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is pleased to announce the return of Consort Baroque Laurentia, on Thursday, July 30 at …

The QCT recently met with Phelipe Soldevila to talk about his latest art project. Soldevila is painting one of the remaining walls of the demolished Charest Cinema in Saint-Roch. The …

Rue George-M.-Fairchild in Cap-Rouge is named after writer George Moore Fairchild (1854-1912), the son of G. M. Fairchild. Fairchild was born in Quebec City, but was educated at the University …

Chartered as a town on April 21, 1915, Donnacona is 100 years old this year. An industrial town, its motto is, appropriately, “Mets l’épaule à la roue” (put your shoulder …

The Rolling Stones hit the stage running, like wild horses decked out in sequins, leather, and running shoes (except for their more-reserved drummer, Charlie Watts). Mick Jagger, the stallion in …