Over the centuries, all manner of watercraft have navigated their way up the treacherous St. Lawrence River, from Viking longships to Basque whalers to Nazi U-boats, but rare has been …
Last Friday’s grey, wet morning in Shannon did not keep dignitaries and guests away from the sod-turning ceremony for the extension to Dollard-des-Ormeaux School. Enthusiastic guests plodded through mud and …
The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) has announced that Montreal jazz legend Oliver Jones, social worker and community volunteer Miriam Green and Townshippers’ Association president Gerald Cutting will be honoured …
Last April, Jeffery Hale Community Partners, in collaboration with McGill University, launched a call for applications for the Health and Social Services Community Leadership Bursary Program. These bursaries provide financial …
1866 The Morning Chronicle Quebec, for some time past, has had the good fortune of enjoying an almost total immunity from fire. Last night, however, we were again subjected to …
This street is named after architect Philippe Côté, son of Émile Côté and Léasse Dallaire. Philippe Côté (1907-1990) was born in Quebec City, and studied at the École des Beaux-Arts …
From October 7 to 9, we will be celebrating Settlement Days at the Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Community Centre. Activities are planned for all ages. Here are some highlights: Friday, October 7 – …
Thirty paintings by Marcelle Ferron (1923-2001) are currently on display and for sale at Galerie Michel Guimont at 273 Rue Saint-Paul until October 19, 2016. It is well worth the …
They may be the new kids on the block, but their audience is growing bigger by the day. Sisters Annie and Caroline Côté have just opened a new pet supply …
The white tents of the Limoilou street market lining 3ième Avenue at the corner of 9ième Rue are filled with local vendors selling everything from fruits and vegetables to meats …