Rue Joseph-B.-Forsyth in Cap-Rouge is named in honour of Joseph Bell Forsyth (1830-1913). Born in Quebec City, he was the son of James Bell Forsyth and Frances Bell. In 1855, …

The rainbow flag flew high over City Hall and Rue Saint-Jean was splashed with rainbow-coloured paint as the Fête Arc-en-Ciel, Quebec City’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) pride festival, …

On Sunday, September 6, the congregation of Trinity Anglican Church in Sainte-Foy honoured Serge Laliberté, who has been the organist at their church for 20 years.   Laliberté said, “I …

Stage magic has gone beyond the stereotyped image of a dapperly dressed man conjuring rabbits from nowhere. Just ask Neil Croswell – he prefers birds.  Croswell, a Toronto-based magician and …

On August 31, Mayor Régis Labeaume and jeweller Robert Langlois revealed the design of the commemorative ring that was launched to mark the opening of the Videotron Centre. “I was …

On Saturday night, Canada’s most successful football franchise, Université Laval’s Rouge et Or, opened the 2015 season on their home field and reclaimed pride for the team and Quebec City, …

In the 2011 federal election, Green Party leader Elizabeth May led her party’s first foray into Parliament with a hard-fought victory in the British Columbia riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands. May, …

On the afternoon of August 31, Fossambault-sur-le-Lac residents witnessed a devastating fire that consumed the 57-year old clubhouse of the Lake St-Joseph Aquatic Club. News of the fire spread quickly …

The Festival celtique de Québec is looking for a few good people to join the ranks as volunteers for this year’s 10th anniversary edition. Interested in being part of the team, let …