Rue Iacurto is a short residential street in a quiet neighbourhood of Sainte-Foy. It is named for painter Francesco Iacurto (1908-2001), who was born in Montreal but spent most of …

As it does every other year, the Quebec Art Company is going into musical-comedy mode for this fall’s production, La Cage aux Folles, slated for November 26 to 29. The …

Last Tuesday, some lucky members of the Kirk Hall knitters’ group attended a workshop and story exchange with master knitter, author, designer and storyteller Sylvia Olsen. Quebec City was one …

On June 2, representatives of the Ville de Québec held a consultation meeting on the City’s plan to promote real-estate development of historic sites in Sillery. The project, referred to …

The 2014-2015 school year is already coming to an end. At A.S. Johnson High School in Thetford Mines, 13 students will be officially saying goodbye to their high school education …

For the third consecutive year, an initiative promoting access to fresh and nutritious foods is underway, where fruits and vegetables are sold at affordable prices. And it’s thanks to Le …

The Arthritis Society of Quebec held its fourth annual fundraising Walk to Fight Arthritis at Pointe-aux-Lièvres in Quebec City last Sunday. Organizers were delighted with the turnout of some 400 …

On June 4, electricity, sweat and nervousness was in the air during dress rehearsals at the circus school. CBC, TVA and the QCT, among others, were on site to film, …

The popular Midi en Musique lunch-time concert series at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is back for a fifth season and has expanded from the original format of four …

A recent American study found that English-language pop songs released over the past decade were written, on average, at a third-grade reading level. The same cannot be said for the poetic, …