At the corner of Rue Sainte-Ursule and the Ruelle des Ursulines in Old Quebec is an attractive old bed-and-breakfast. A Scottish immigrant named James Thompson bought the lot in 1793 …

Rue Meredith is named in honour of Quebec City notaries Edward (“Ned”) Graves Meredith (1852-1938) and his son Reginald (“Rex”) Meredith (1882-1965). They are the son and grandson respectively of …

Look who came knocking at my door this morning (April 8, 2016). Yes, my Canada geese couple have found their way home again this year. Even if technically it is …

It started slowly over a period of a few years. I found myself asking people to repeat what they’d said, or I would raise the volume on the radio when …

The Department of National Defence has donated the last CC-130 E Hercules Legacy still in service to the Canada Aviation and Space Museum. The aircraft made its last flight on …

The 13th annual Performing Arts Festival (PAF!) took place at Quebec High School last Friday, bringing together 400 students from nine of Central Quebec School Board’s ten high schools. With …

The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec (LHSQ) held its 192nd annual general meeting on March 30 at the Morrin Centre, the English-language cultural hub it manages. In addition to …

With just a week to go before the Quebec Art Company’s much-anticipated presentation of Opening Night by Norm Foster, patrons of English-language theatre are encouraged to mark April 14 to …

The 2016 Quebec City Celtic Festival (QCCF) will be held from August 19 to 21. This is a first for the QCCF which, in past years, took place in September.  …