The 31st MS Read-A-Thon to benefit the Quebec Division of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada has raised $99,500. In all, a total of 4,200 students from 74 elementary and …

Health Canada is advising Canadians not to purchase products claiming to fight or prevent H1N1 flu virus (human swine flu). While there are approved antiviral drugs that may help prevent …

Quebec’s top researchers are getting support that will help them compete with the best in the world, according to Josee Verner, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs. “Our government recognizes that research …

Each year, students from around the province look for extra opportunities and better education across the border as they choose to attend an American university; local teenagers are no exception. …

Following the performance of Suzanne Ozorak, who had been joined by her daughter Angelica Tombs playing the French horn in Mozart’s Concerto #1, at the first of Chalmers-Wesley’s Sunday at …

I read with resigned consternation Chantal Hebert’s article in Le Devoir in late June, cheering the lack of francpohone federalist fervour in quebec and how it ultimately aided the cause …

I am Judy (Wolff) Bray from London, Ontario. I graduated from Jeffrey Hale Hospital in 1962. My friend Margaret (Picard) Pennington is also a graduate of Jeffrey Hale. Graham, who …

The Jeffery Hale Hospital is replacing its two water mains in a project that will last about two weeks. “It’s been planned for over a year,” said Marcel Péloquin, the …

An alternative to the ever-bigger Festival d’Été takes off this week. The Festival Off de Quebec, beginning Wednesday and running through Saturday at various establishments throughout the city, offers a …

Organizers of the 2009 Quebec City Celtic Festival promise a bigger and better event this year, despite having to live up to the excitement of last year’s 400th-anniversary celebration. “Our …