The massacre that began last week at the Paris offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and ended in a suburban kosher market brought to light an issue that few …
Turbo 418, the biggest juggling festival in North America, was held at the École de Cirque de Québec from January 8 to 11. President Jean-Félix Bélanger, a clown and juggler …
1865 The Morning Chronicle A story runs that a young girl of some fourteen or fifteen years has been abducted from the dwelling of her parents and a search discovered …
Rue Cook is a short street in Old Quebec that runs between Rue Sainte-Anne and Rue Saint-Stanislas, directly in front of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church near the Morrin Centre. It …
Born on January 8, 1915, Marjorie (Robertson) Murray celebrated her 100th birthday in style on January 8, 2015. She was tickled pink by all the attention as family and friends …
Hockey fans were treated to two high-calibre games at the recent 2015 World Junior Championship. Montreal was the perfect venue for the Canada vs. USA game on New Year’s Eve, …
The Morrin Centre proudly presents a concert in its Connecting Through Culture series on Saturday, January 24, at 7:30 p.m., when singer, songwriter and saxophonist Dave Parker will give a …
After living in Quebec City for nearly a century, Alfred (Fred) Pichard will begin a new chapter of his life in Ottawa at the end of January 2015. Fred was …
This winter the Société de développement commercial of the Rue Saint-Jean district of Quebec City is brightening up the neighbourhood with Enlace un arbre (hug a tree), an interactive illumination …
When winter malaise sets in, as it does every January in Quebec, we look for something – anything – to rouse us from the mundane and the ordinary. Snowshoe excursions …