If the sky is still falling and newspapers with it, then it’s a good idea to look at the numbers. A Net Advertising Volume Canada Interim Report looking at advertising …

Quebec City is full of stories. Hundreds of years of history and legends of course, but also the unique stories of its residents. Everyone has a story – from the …

Steve Lemelin and Annie Pelletier’s youngest child, Émeric, was born on August 31, 2011, in Lévis. Shortly after his birth, he suffered a brain hemorrhage and had to be transferred …

Rue Haldimand, a street near Château Frontenac in the Old Town, is named in honour of Sir Frederick Haldimand (1718-1791), born in Switzerland, the son of a civil servant. His …

Attending a Dîner en Blanc is a bit like joining a secret society. There is a dress code for this pop-up picnic – pure white, from head to toe. The …

The Societas Liturgica, an international society for liturgical study and renewal, held its 25th congress in Quebec City from August 10 to 15.  According to the society’s website, the theme …

With the Île d’Orléans in the distance, rivers, bridges, land and sky combine in this amazing view of the Montmorency River flowing over the dam (the 84-metre-high falls are out …

Les Tambours de Québec led the Filles du Roi and the soldiers of the Régiment Carignan-Salière from Louise Basin to Place de Paris.      Two beautiful demoiselles in period …

The 19th annual Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France was a hit in Old Quebec this past week. From August 5 to 9, the festival celebrated the city’s early role as a …