At a cold CEGEP Lévi-Lauzon sports field a lacklustre performance ended the perfect start to the season for the St. Lawrence College men’s soccer team. In a game of few …

It was with great interest that I read Catherine Mills Rouleau’s account of the 1889 Landslide in Memorials and Things of Fame in last week’s paper. I thought you might …

In its brief to the Committee on Culture and Education looking at Bill 103, the Quebec Community Groups Network proposes a paradigm shift in the relations between the English minority …

The Terry Fox Run, an annual fundraising event to honour the memory of the runner who passed away in 1981, bypassed the city last Thursday, but local schools have been …

From gospel to Gregorian chants, from Corsican polyphonies to early music, the Festival of Sacred Music offers musical forms inspired by spirituality, from here and elsewhere, from times gone by …

There’s “whiskey,” and then there’s “whisky.” “Whisky” is produced in either Scotland, Wales, Canada or Japan, while “whiskey” was made in either Ireland or AmericaThe former is the raison d’etre …

Though only 13 years old, Kayla Vargas is already looking to the future. “I want to get involved in theatre,” the student at Soeurs de Jesus Marie school in Sillery. …

The municipality of Shannon wants to play a greater part in the evolution of families’ needs. This desire was manifested by the nomination of a councillor in 2009 to look …

Packed houses for a show by the young rock band Irish Moutarde at Pub St-Alexandre and a night of Irish folk tales at Le Billig restaurant, two nights of the …