Remember the 2015 FoodCamp, held last April at the Château Frontenac? (See www.qctonline.com/delicious-weekend-foodcamp in the April 12, 2015, edition of the QCT).  This decadently delicious event will take place again …

Rue James-Bowen in Cap-Rouge was named in honour of a former mayor of the municipality, James Bowen, Jr. A prosperous timber merchant and “squire” in Cap-Rouge, Bowen was the great-grandson …

Caring for an aging, ill or dependent loved one is like being on an emotional roller coaster. Frustrations and sorrows get tangled up with successes and joys. You may exude …

Over the May long weekend (the Fête des Patriotes), the Royal 22e Régiment Museum and 70 history lovers welcomed visitors to the fourth annual re-enactment of 18th-century military life in …

In a recent press release, SPA Canada said it is relieved to hear that horses will not be forced to pull carriages in the streets of Montreal this summer. According …

Eating out is supposed to provide a pleasurable break from the chore of cooking. However, in recent decades food culture has grown to epic proportions and local food is the …

The last concert of the 2015-2016 season of the Club Musical de Québec was an absolute, three-star treat – with the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra of San Francisco directed by Nicholas …

While sitting on the balcony enjoying the warmth of the sun on my face last weekend, I quickly forgot the rigours of the long winter. A pair of crows flying …

After almost a decade of prevarication, some forty shabby-looking military houses and apartment buildings lining Boulevard Hochelaga behind the shopping centres in Sainte-Foy are soon to be demolished to make …