Avenue George-VI, a roadway in National Battlefields Park, a.k.a. the Plains of Abraham, was named after George VI (1895-1952), King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British …

I would like to thank Alec Roberts for his “Not exactly austerity” commentary of April 8, 2015, in which he said what very much needs saying today, and which echoes so …

The curtain is set to rise on Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, the Quebec Art Company’s latest theatrical production. “We spent the weekend putting the finishing touches on everything from …

Marie Dooley has been in the fashion business for close to three decades now, but she still gets butterflies when she puts her designs on the catwalk. On April 8, …

As thousands of red-clad marchers streamed through the streets of downtown Quebec City on Saturday afternoon, drums and horns at full volume, one might have thought  the Canadiens had won …

Kukaï, une aventure poétique, a book of haiku (a very brief form of Japanese poetry) was officially launched at an event held at the Bibliothèque Monique-Corriveau on Saturday April 11.  …

On April 12, to mark the 35th anniversary of the day Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope in St. John’s, Newfoundland, runners from coast to coast joined forces to …

In 1946, St. Michael’s Anglican parish, in Sillery, built a community hall beside the church in memory of five parishioners who were killed in combat in World War II. They …

Last Saturday, April 11, the Quebec government officially confirmed its $30 million contribution to Le Diamant, a multidisciplinary art venue located in the Old City at Place d’Youville. A few …

On Good Friday, a solemn service took place as members of many local churches took part in an Ecumenical Walk with the Cross through the streets of Old Quebec. Starting …