Rue Flynn was named in honour of Edmund James Flynn (1847-1927). Born in Percé, of Irish and British descent, he would become a lawyer, professor, politician and judge. Flynn studied …

The National Battlefields Commission recently announced that the Discovery Pavilion of the Plains of Abraham has been renamed to better reflect its function and is now known as the Plains …

The provincial representatives of the Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) met on June 12 in Montreal to celebrate 20 years of leadership as a strong voice of the province’s English-speaking …

Governor General’s Academic Medal (Class of 2014):  Monica Stumpf Lieutenant Governor Certificate: Eina Roy & Mathieu Richard Walter Munro Trophy and Award: Mélissa Lemelin Fred Côté Leadership Scholarship: Jean-Simon Dallaire …

Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s party!’” Robin Williams once said. Never does this joie de vie seem more apt than when we come across a vibrant stand of …

On June 15, the Ville de Québec revealed the newly designed gardens beside City Hall. In addition to the magnificent Jura clock that was unveiled last fall, there are interactive …

On the map, the Faubourg Saint-Jean-Baptiste doesn’t look like much – six narrow blocks connecting world-famous Vieux-Québec with the leafy farther reaches of Montcalm, Saint-Sacrement and Sainte-Foy. But when it …

It was party time in Limoilou again on June 19, 20 and 21. Limoilou en musique 2015 saw some 20 musicians perform on balconies and on a stage set up …

After centuries of darkness – forced assimilation and invisibility – it’s natural that June 21, the longest day of the year, should belong to Canada’s Aboriginal peoples to share their …