Rue Baldwin is named for Robert Baldwin (1804-1858), born in York, now Toronto. He was a lawyer and politician who, with his partner in politics, Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine, led the first …

Inspired by the overwhelming success of the 1st Language Professionals Conference in 2013, we are delighted to repeat the experience this spring from May 29 to 31 at Université Laval …

In order to see birds it is necessary to become a part of the silence,” said Robert Lynd. An oft-practised way of doing so is feeding birds. For example, my …

What does one do on the weekend at an active garrison in Quebec City? Fight, of course!  Even though it was only play fighting, the soldier’s school and history buffs …

A cacophony of drums and various instruments, strollers and noisy people clowned along 3e Avenue in Old Limoilou a little after 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 17. The majority of the …

Put on your best “casually chic” outfit – hats for the ladies and ascot ties for the gentlemen are de rigeur. This elegant picnic to be held on the grounds …

Well, no surprises here. On the first ballot, Pierre Karl Péladeau was elected head of the Parti Québécois last Friday evening with almost 58 percent of the votes. Alexandre Cloutier …

‘Tis the season, and members of the Quebec City Guild of Change Ringers did some spring cleaning in the bell tower at the former St. Matthew’s Church, now the Bibliothéque …

Jean-François Perrier joined hundreds of people at Place d’Youville on Sunday afternoon, wearing their brightest clothes to celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. But Perrier isn’t gay, bisexual …

Spring has sprung, and Quebec City’s urban gardeners are wasting no time. The urban gardening collective Les Urbainculteurs have been teaching Quebecers how to garden in the city since 2009. …