In the Morrin Centre’s latest Connecting Through Culture event, Quebec City native Philippe Bieler discusses his latest book, Onward Dear Boys: A Family Memoir of the Great War. He tells …
I’m going to encourage the public to wear the poppy, particularly in light of recent events,” said Mayor Régis Labeaume after having a poppy pinned to his lapel by Claude …
Toronto-born jazz singer, musician and arranger Emilie-Claire Barlow knew just what to do to charm her audience at last Thursday’s Festival international de Jazz de Québec concert held at the …
Steve Laperrière’s house is like hundreds of others in Beauport – a car in the driveway, a few Halloween decorations on the lawn. Only inside does the difference become apparent …
The Toronto skater who won silver at the Winter Olympics earlier this year has decided to take the upcoming season off from competition and return in the fall of 2015. …
A mellow and earthy voice came to Quebec City and stole hearts at the Clarendon Hotel on October 28 and 29, as part of the Festival international de Jazz de …
Manuel Boudreault and his Secondary V Physics students are having an intense strategic discussion – about laser chess. Once the games start, says Boudreault, “I’m not allowed to help them. …
On October 28, psychiatrist Dr. Annick Vincent gave a talk on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) at the Institut universitaire de la Santé mentale de Québec (formerly Hôpital Robert-Giffard). About …
This past summer, four St. Patrick’s High School students and their teacher took part in a trip to the heart of the Amazon jungle. This life-changing experience has led St. …
The musical thriller Sweeney Todd: le diabolique Barbier de Fleet Street drew audiences into a macabre scene at Le Capitole de Québec theatre this past week. Appropriately scheduled for the …