Issue July 15, 2015 English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TMusing the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 …
On the evening of July 11, the Foo Fighters from Seattle started an impressive rock show and fought hard against the elements, but the electrical storm, heavy gusts of wind …
Country music finally came to the Festival d’Été de Québec (FEQ) when Australian heart-throb Keith Urban took the festival stage on July 10. Thousands of fans moseyed onto the Plains …
The first gold medals awarded at the Pan Am Games in Toronto on Saturday, July 11, were won by the Canadian women’s K-4 500 metres Flat Canoeing Rowing team: Émilie …
For the eleventh year in a row, August has been dedicated to Archaeology Month activities across the province. Digs, public talks, workshops, guided tours and visits will be offered in …
O n Thursday, July 23, the third concert in the Midi en Musique series presented by the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity will feature two of the most exciting chamber …
1865 The Morning Chronicle Between Wednesday night and yesterday morning, the premises occupied by Messrs. Daly & Co, ship-chandlers in Lower Town, were entered by burglars and robbed of a …
Avenue James-Lemoine is named in honour of James MacPherson Lemoine (1825-1912), a lawyer, ornithologist, folklorist and historian. Born in Quebec City of a Scottish mother and French-Canadian father, Lemoine was …
Jacob Sweeney and Peter Weston are old friends home from university for the summer. Early on a hot afternoon in July, many young adults in their position might be just …
Long-time Quebec City resident and retired Université Laval Geography professor Dean Louder recently returned from Winnipeg, Manitoba, where he received a Doctor of Laws degree, (honoris causa) on June 1 …