Sincere congrats to all involved in producing the 245th Anniversary Edition.Special kudos to Catherine Mills Rouleau, who soared Memorials and Things of Fame to unprecedented heights! All that research gave …

Charles-Andre Nadeau will receive his Masters degree in History from Laval University in August. Just another guy heading out into the world with a fancy piece of paper tucked his …

A 35-year-old combat engineer has become the second soldier based at Valcartier to die in Afghanistan in less than a week, the victim of a roadside bomb. Cpl. Martin Dube …

A team of Quebec researchers are taking off to a northern tip of the country to study climate change. Five researchers overseen by aquatic ecosystems scientist, Warwick Vincent, will be …

A new website will test your knowledge of landmarks in Quebec City for fun and for free. Every few days, a new photo is posted on www.whereinquebec.com and anyone can …

It was good news and bad news regarding federal funding for two summer events in Quebec. First the good news: The Department of Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Josee Verner last week …

A CONTRIBUTION by Clive About three feet from my study desk, a criss-crossed (in red) weather beaten “Appalachian Mountain Club Map Of The Mount Washington Range” hangs close enough that …

The Eastern Québec Learning Centre graduates students throughout the year from its many programs, but traditionally, an outing is organized at this time of year to say goodbye for the …

A soldier based at the Canadian Forces Base in Valcartier has become the 119th Canadian soldier to die in Afghanistan. Private Alexandre Peloquin, 20, died Monday in the Panjwaii district …