Pretzels and bratwurst and gingerbread and glühwein – these are few of my favourite things – and they can all be purchased at the ninth annual Marché de Noël allemand …
Newcomers to Quebec City enjoyed an informal evening at the Jeffery Hale Pavilion on November 23, learning about adjusting to the city and its culture. The 20 or so attendees …
Last Saturday evening, Carter Hall was stuffed with about 100 people who enjoyed a delicious turkey supper with all the trimmings: mashed potatoes, peas, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, bread and …
Université Laval’s Rouge et Or football team fought back adversity, and took their ninth Vanier Cup with a come-from-behind 31-26 victory over the University of Calgary Dinosaurs at the Tim …
1866 The Morning Chronicle Letter from a Stadacona correspondent: Quebec has a population of 50,000, I beg leave to say it was 60,000 five years ago and now reaches, I …
I recently read that the Royal Canadian Geographic Society has recommended, not without controversy, that the Gray Jay or Whiskey Jack – from wisakedjak in Algonquin – be named Canada’s national …
Côte de Sillery is named in honour of Noël Brulart de Sillery (1577-1640), a French diplomat who, upon renouncing worldly things and taking holy orders, donated his fortune to found …
The circus was definitely “in town” last weekend. While the Cirque du Soleil kept folks amused with its giant egg at the Videotron Centre last week, the Orchestre symphonique de …
The Family Gallery that opened in the central pavilion of the Musée national des Beaux-Arts du Québec (MNBAQ) on June 24 this year had what executive director Line Ouellet referred …
Have you ever had recurring nightmares so terrible that you wished morning would come so you could wake up and never have those dreams again? This is the reason for …