Featuring 2014 Giller Prize winner Sean Michaels, barbecue chef Steven Raichlen and humorist Lorne Elliott, the Morrin Centre will welcome a variety of well-known and newly-acclaimed authors to its sixth …
Alan Reid and Rob Van Sante have been around. The two road warriors of Scottish folk music have toured Europe, North America and even former Soviet Central Asia. And on …
Our new Liberal Government is keeping its election promises of a year ago by implementing a major restructuring of its activities. This is in order to correct the financial imbalances …
1865 The Morning Chronicle A Montreal journal has given currency to a rumor that the Chaudière Bridge is unsafe. We have made enquiries and find that the rumor arose from the …
Place George-V and the streets on its east and west sides, located in front of the Armoury on Grande Allée, were named after King George V (1865-1936). He was King …
Rachel Collet is a freelance photographer from Sarasota, Florida, who recently relocated to picturesque Quebec City to be with family. She has a background in paralegal studies; however, after finishing …
The Club musical de Québec, Canada’s oldest classical music society, will mark 125 years in 2016. To celebrate this milestone anniversary, artistic director Marie Fortin unveiled the 2015-2016 program on …
The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec (LHSQ) held its 191st annual general meeting on March 30. Twenty-seven members attended the meeting, which was held in College Hall at the …
Fashionistas from Champlain-St. Lawrence took over the Hôtel le Concorde ballroom last Friday evening. The organizing team stayed true to the city’s reputation as a centre for the fashion-conscious. The …
Well, I thought we were finished with “Irish” month, but this story about the owner of a certain “green” pub in the Old Town deserves to be told. While searching …