To launch its 33rd season, the Opéra de Québec is presenting a program comprising two of Giacomo Puccini’s celebrated Triptyque: the tragic Suor Angelica and the comic Gianni Schicchi. Four …

Students in 13 First Nations communities in Northern Ontario were welcomed back to school by 55 Teach For Canada teachers this year. Twenty-three of these teachers are returning to remote …

Here’s a whole new way to see the city from the Observatoire de la Capitale situated on the 31st floor of Édifice Marie-Guyart, also known as “Complexe G,” 221 metres …

While out for a walk with a friend this past summer, she asked me to identify what, at first, I thought was a funny bunch of mushrooms. I knew I …

On one of fall’s most gorgeous days with trees filled with colour, sacred music aficionados gathered in All Saints Chapel, next to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Old …

Crowds gathered at Laurier Québec shopping centre on October 6 for the presentation of the duchesses of Quebec City’s 63rd Winter Carnival. Outgoing duchesses and Amélie Godin, the Queen of …

At this time last year, as leaves across the land were changing colours, so too was Canada’s political landscape. Good-bye faded orange, hello shiny red. In the last column we …

Quebec City’s top destination for tea is celebrating its 10th anniversary! La Maison des 100 Thés, located at 452 avenue Maguire, invites you to come discover the wonderful world of …

Once named Autoroute du Vallon, this major thoroughfare was renamed Autoroute and Boulevard Robert-Bourassa in 2006, on the tenth anniversary of his death. Robert Bourassa was Premier of Quebec from …