Rue Roosevelt is named in honour of none other than Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945), president of the United States from 1933 to 1945. He won a record four presidential elections.  …

The eighth annual Literary Feast hosted by the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec stayed true to its reputation last Thursday night and provided a glamorous and delightful evening for …

Females flocked to the Salon de la Femme held at ExpoCité from November 11 to 13 for a chance to win tons of prizes, collect free gifts and samples, and …

Voice of English-speaking Quebec is continuously working to devise social activities and events that will be helpful to people who are new to the Quebec City area. Such was the …

There was no snow on the ground for the 15th annual Parade des Jouets (Toy Parade) although the wind felt cold. Yet an estimated 100,000 generous Quebecers came out in …

Wednesday, November 16 at 7:15 p.m. – Book Launch: Ross Murray to launch A Hole in the Ground at Livres Trois Canons, Place Naviles, 3400-SS2, Chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois, (corner of …

The first of the Violons du Roy’s Apéro series of concerts was held in the Sandra and Alain Bouchard auditorium of the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion at the Musée Nationale des …

Leonard Cohen’s music has taken him around the world, but in the end, he had to come home. On the title track of Cohen’s spine-tingling final album, You Want It …

On November 10, the winners of the 16th MRC de la Jacques-Cartier Christmas Card contest were unveiled. With more than 200 participants (up from last year’s 146 registrations), the organizers …

Who says autumn is a dull season? Surely not a football fan! On a cold Sunday afternoon on the Plains of Abraham field, the Fighting Irish of St. Patrick’s High …