Spring is here, but the reality after winter is that dust and staleness are often in the air inside our homes. Spring is associated with rebirth and you can revive …
Reader’s Digest magazine recently held a contest in which subscribers were invited to submit entries and to vote for their community to be Canada’s most interesting town. They received some …
Although the snow is melting fast in Quebec City, in the surrounding countryside and mountains, enough snow persists for spring dogsledding. The QCT recently enjoyed a behind-the-scenes visit to a …
1863 The Morning Chronicle Martin Burk was charged with having in his possession an unlawful weapon. The “weapon” in question appeared to come under the denomination of “slug-shot” and consisted …
St. Patrick’s Parish has organized an Easter Celebration series of seven spiritual and community events which are based on the themes of celebration, sharing and discovery. These events are open …
The Museum of Civilization has had a busy start to the year with cultural events connected to their E Tuu Ake: Maori Standing Strong exhibition. The exhibition which officially opened …
Looking for a summer day camp offered in English? Be Active Quebéc and Voice of English-speaking Québec is pleased to offer the English-speaking community a summer camp that focuses on …
Yes, dear reader, that’s what these three intrepid bird-watchers were doing recently on the beach of our beautiful St. Lawrence River. Their telescopes were pointed towards the clear water exposed …