Quebec City terrasses are open for business
Certain restaurants and bars, like the Fou-Bar on Rue Saint-Jean, have created terrasses on the sidewalks and streets of Quebec City to allow space for social distancing during the deconfinement …
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City ponders shorter tunnel, fewer stations for the proposed underground tramway route
The underground section of Quebec City’s tramway line may be dramatically different, shorter and less expensive than earlier plans had envisioned.In the latest in a series of announcements revealing more …
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Historic Old Port converted into a huge open-air restaurant
As of June 18, certain streets in Quebec City’s Old Port area will be converted into a spectacular open-air restaurant for the Grande Tablée du Vieux-Port de Québec. Visitors can …
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QCT Mystery Photo Contest: Who, what, where and when … ?
These large exotic statues, made of a synthetic resin and set on cement bases, can be found in four different locations in Quebec City. Do you know where they are …
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Harvey and Prémont inducted into the Quebec Sports Hall of Fame
The Quebec Sports Hall of Fame recently announced that five athletes and two people in the “builders” category will be inducted for the year 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, …
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Capitales and Aigles won’t play in the Frontier League in 2020
The Quebec Capitales and the Trois-Rivières Aigles will have to wait until 2021 to play in the Frontier Baseball League. When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced last week that the …
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Freestyle skier Lewis Irving is training for the coming season
Charlesbourg’s Lewis Irving is back training at the Centre AcrobatX, at Lac-Beauport, for the upcoming FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup season. Irving will be training during the hot summer months …
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CQSB schools work toward full reopening
Students, parents and school officials are preparing for an almost-normal school year after the Quebec government announced that all schools, CEGEPs, vocational training centres and universities would reopen in September.The …
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Charlotte (née Boutet) JOLICOEUR
Charlotte (née Boutet) JOLICOEURCharlotte Jolicoeur (née Boutet), aged 92, a native of Quebec City, died in Verdun, QC, on October 29, 2019. Wife of the late Jacques Jolicoeur, she leaves …
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Morrin Centre library services are back
The Morrin Centre is excited to announce that the library is now lending books again!Due to COVID-19, however, the Morrin Centre is reopening gradually in accordance with Government of Quebec …
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