Queen Elizabeth soon to be Britain’s longest ruling monarch
On September 9, 2015, Queen Elizabeth will become Britain’s longest-ruling head of state, surpassing her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria, who reigned for 23,226 days, from June 20, 1837 to January 22, …
Chalmers-Wesley Church calling all choristers
Chalmers-Wesley United Church, a dynamic Christian faith community in Old Quebec, is recruiting for its choir. An inclusive church belonging to the Protestant tradition, we are open to all. Choir …
36th Annual Townshippers’ Day at Brome Lake
The Town of Brome Lake and Brome Village are joining forces with Townshippers’ Association to host the 36th edition of Townshippers’ Day on Saturday, September 12, 2015 from 9 a.m. …
Phelipe Soldevila adds colour to the Quebec City
After eight gratifying weeks, Quebec City artist Phelipe Soldevila has completed an 80m X 10m mural on the side of a building now owned by Université du Québec facing Rue …
PEPS once again hosts rising stars of women’s tennis
Jack Hérisset will welcome the future of women’s tennis to Quebec City next week, as he has every September for the past 22 years. A veteran local tennis coach, Hérisset …
Canadian Geographic’s National Bird Project
Out of 450 species of birds in Canada, not one represents us as our country’s National Bird. Canadian Geographic magazine wants to change this, and has launched the National Bird …
Family Day in Valcartier
Traffic on the road leading past the Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Community Centre was slowed to a snail’s pace last Saturday as people searched for parking spots so they could attend Family Day. …
The Caring Circle Café announces Fall to Spring program
The Caring Circle Café, an activity organized by Jeffery Hale Community Partners, provides an oasis for those caring for an aging loved one near or far away. You are invited …
Louise Penny, The Nature of the Beast
It’s autumn in Three Pines, and one of the village’s more recent residents is slowly coming to terms with his Golden Years. Now that he has retired from the Sûreté …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1865 The Morning Chronicle The new school house at Sillery has been erected by the family of the late Bishop Mountain as a monument to their parents. The outbuildings, as …