To honour Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet, the Fort St. Andrew’s Garrison of the 78th Fraser Highlanders of Quebec City invite you to a Burns Night, which will be held …

Everywhere one looks, the talk this time of year is about resolutions. The pages of this week’s QCT are fine examples. As Danielle Burns highlights on page 2, making a …

For fourteen years, the Literacy Foundation (Fondation pour l’alphabétisation) has offered a fine solution to inevitable holiday questions. November through January, books are solicited for Quebec children ages 0-12. Typically, …

Technological progress was slow at first, with hundreds of years between the discovery of fire, the wheel and then the cart. Now, in a matter of months, the auto industry …

“English-speaking Toastmasters clubs are thriving in Québec City!” affirms Bobby Fielding, past Area 93 Governor. “Club members are consistently delivering high quality speech and leadership projects and we are having …

Aldo and Allie (the donkey and the goat who spend the winter in the Anglican Bishop’s garden) wish to extend the following invitation to their friends; “We invite you to …

The snow on Parliament Hill may have been manufactured, but the enthusiasm of the spectators was not. Nearly 150 skiers from 16 countries descended on the heart of Quebec City …

The grounds of the Quebec legislature buildings are a little more crowded these days. Finally the statues of important Quebec men in politics have some “statuesque” female company. On December …

During the Remembrance Day ceremony at the cenotaph, this QCT writer met Fay Dickinson, resplendent in her Scarlet, and her father Captain (N) Christopher Dickinson. When I asked why they …