The hard-fought season of ice canoe races on the St. Lawrence River all came down to the seventh and last race on Saturday, March 7, to decide the grand champions …
1865 The Morning Chronicle The festival of St. Patrick was duly celebrated yesterday by our fellow-citizens of Irish origin. There was divine service at St. Patrick’s Church in the forenoon, …
Rue Fraser is a tree-lined, one-way street in the Montcalm district between Avenue De Salaberry and Avenue de Bougainville. It was named in honour of the 78th Fraser Highlanders Scottish …
On Saturday, March 28, Quebec City will again celebrate its Irish roots. The fifth annual Défilé de la Saint-Patrick de Québec will begin its traditional 1.3 kilometre journey from St. …
Press release Davie – Canada’s largest shipbuilder – was voted “North American Shipyard of the Year” at the industry’s most prestigious awards ceremony, the Lloyd’s List North American Maritime Awards …
On July 16, 1665, two stallions and 20 mares arrived in Quebec, sent to New France by King Louis XIV. These horses, the best from the King’s stables, were of …
The Morrin Centre, Quebec City’s English-language cultural centre, will be hosting its first Media and Linguistic Colloquium on Saturday, March 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The colloquium, which …
The 2015 Salon du Patrimoine familial, staged annually by the Fédération des Associations de Familles du Québec, took place at Laurier Québec from February 27 to March 1. Among those …
The Mégantic English-speaking Community Development Corporation (MCDC) is pleased to present “Come Back Home,” a song written, sung and recorded by 11 students from our region. The group was guided …
Université Laval Sports Activity Services (SAS), in conjunction with the Rouge et Or football team, will host a pre-season professional football game for the second time in history this summer …