On May 20, after a long winter and roller-coaster spring weather, some 4,100 Quebecers were happy to take in the opening game of the Canadian-American Baseball season at Quebec City’s …
The giant lamps on Avenue Cartier have new shades! After the success of the first edition of Lumière sur l’Art, with works of art by Alfred Pellan and Fernand Leduc …
As you all know by now, Bill 86 – An Act to modify the organization and governance of school boards to give schools a greater say in decision-making and ensure …
On June 4, the Domaine Maizerets, at 200 Boulevard Montmorency, will host the 2016 edition of the “Rendez-Vous British Québec” car show, a gathering of people who share their passion …
ComediHa!, Quebec City’s annual funny festival, will be taking place from June 8 to 19 and June 25. Many English-speaking comedians will be performing this year, even the original Patch …
The sixth annual Festival Opéra de Québec will be back this summer, from July 24 to August 6, with world-class concerts and activities that are sure to delight music lovers. …
Remember the 2015 FoodCamp, held last April at the Château Frontenac? (See www.qctonline.com/delicious-weekend-foodcamp in the April 12, 2015, edition of the QCT). This decadently delicious event will take place again …
1866 The Morning Chronicle Temperatures at Quebec – “An Observer” sends the following: on 16th May, at 6 o’clock of the following years the temperature was as follows: 1863–76 [degrees …
Rue James-Bowen in Cap-Rouge was named in honour of a former mayor of the municipality, James Bowen, Jr. A prosperous timber merchant and “squire” in Cap-Rouge, Bowen was the great-grandson …
Caring for an aging, ill or dependent loved one is like being on an emotional roller coaster. Frustrations and sorrows get tangled up with successes and joys. You may exude …