QCT journalist and photographer Bethann G. Merkle is taking a break from writing and illustrating the “Drawn to Quebec” column in order to work on an exciting new project.  Merkle …

Sunday, May 8, is Mother’s Day. Don’t forget to send some flowers to your mother, these joyful roses for example. With their sunny disposition, yellow roses are perfect for spring …

Now that I have a daughter of my own, I better understand all that my mom did to care for my brother and me. In recognition of Mother’s Day on …

Lumière sur l’art, the 34 giant lampshades on Avenue Cartier, covered with colourful reproductions of works of art by well-known Quebec artists, have been temporarily removed, and will soon be …

Between April 29 and May 1, the École de Vitrail de Carole Deslauriers held its annual art show at the Centre communautaire Noël-Brulart in Sillery. An impressive group of artists …

On April 27, some 40 Sillery residents gathered at the Bibliothèque Charles-H.-Blais to discuss the City’s plans for the public space in front of the library. Officials representing the Sainte-Foy–Sillery–Cap-Rouge …

As part of the Valcartier Settlement Days celebrations, a supper was held on April 24 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the former Valcartier Ski Lodge, 60 years of education …

On April 21, at a 5 à 7 organized by the Centre de Prévention du Suicide de Québec (CPS), the 2016 Winter Carnival Queen, Amélie Godin, presented a donation of …

This past Easter Monday, Ireland celebrated the 100th anniversary of the 1916 Rising. To mark this historic event, Irish Heritage Quebec invited historian Gavin Foster to give a talk on …

On April 9 and 10 more than 35 warriors wearing medieval costumes or historical uniforms gathered in Montreal for the first ever Historic European Martial Arts (HEMA) Open. Under the …