Rue Lee is named in honour of Thomas Conrad Lee. Born in 1765, he was an American Loyalist who left the United States to live in Quebec City, where he …

Public hearings into Bill 86 – the act modifying school boards and abolishing school board elections – will begin on February 16, twenty days after they were originally scheduled to …

Rob Lutes’ songwriting workshop on February 3 was cancelled due to the weather, however, I didn’t discover this until I got to the closed door of the building where it …

After a trip around the planet the futuristic Star Wars racing car, the Landspeeder, will touch down at the Salon International de l’Auto de Québec / Quebec City International Car …

The Winter Carnival parade in Charlesbourg featured Nordic symbols such as wolves, reindeer, narwhals, icebergs and inuksuit (plural of inukshuk). The weather on Saturday night was ideal, with temperatures just …

On February 7, with minutes to go before the start of the Winter Carnival Ice Canoe Race, hundreds of spectators cheered rowers warming up on the frozen surface of Louise …

Quebec Winter Carnival’s first official International Snow Sculpture Competition was held in 1973. Today, the competition is a main attraction for the almost half a million people who visit Carnival. …

Once again, students in the PW Sims Business Program at Champlain–St. Lawrence are preparing for internships that will take place this spring. As part of their business program, second- and …

The Letter to the Minister of Education, submitted by Margo Legault, executive director of Literacy Quebec, and François Brassard, president of the Regroupement des groupes populaires en alphabétisation du Québec …

Would you like to take part in the Great Backyard Bird Count? Simply tally the numbers and kinds of birds you see for at least 15 minutes on one or …