CBC Radio One’s Go! to return this fall
Brent “Bonhomme” Bambury and his motley crew touched down in Quebec City in mid snowstorm for a week’s worth of adventures leading up to their live show at Morrin Centre …
Memorials and Thing of fame
1848 The Morning ChronicleEaster – April 23 Our city has been quite gay to-day. Business has been partially suspended, and the good folks have been engaged in perambulating in their …
SLC students raise money for African school
Cegep Champlain–St. Lawrence’s Community Aid Committee — made up of seven dynamic, involved, and socially-conscientious students — is undertaking an ambitious venture: to raise $15,000 to contribute to the building …
Duffy reveals facts in The Killing of Major Denis Mahon
Journalist and historian Peter Duffy has written a detailed account of the mystery behind the death of Irish landowner Major Denis Mahon in the fall of 1847. The Strokestown landlord …
A new brew for Morrin Centre
Morrin Centre’s 400th anniversary tea contest produced three winners. They were announced during the Centennial Tea held last Sunday. The winning brew will become the signature tea for the Literary …
Plains of Abraham celebrate 100 with hockey legends, NFB and a Centennial Tea
Quebec City residents and visitors had a chance to see and touch Lord Stanley’s Cup while it was on display at the Discovery Pavilion on the weekend. This was one …
Awaiting Grand rire galas
Radio-Canada has first dibs on broadcasting the highlights from last year’s Grand rire gala shows. Until the shows have been broadcast, those who purchased the Grand rire’s highlights DVD will …
Jazz, classical and comedy in QC
If I were a scientist, I would definitely want to conduct my experiments at the Jazzlab! La belle province’s very own pride and joy in the jazz community, formed in …
Pub Dunn prepares for 20th St. Patrick’s
Though much has changed at the bar formerly known as Pub Thomas Dunn over the last year, at least one thing remains the same: The watering hole’s 20th annual St. …
Quebec City resident sues Detroit band over use of her voice on their album
Detroit garage rockers The White Stripes, one of the most popular bands in the world, are gearing up for a major legal battle with a Quebec City resident. Former Radio-Canada …