It took little more than an hour to bring down Dialogue avec l’histoire, a work of art given to the Ville de Québec by the City of Paris in 1987. …

The sidewalk terraces of bars and restaurants on Grande-Allée were officially opened on June 17. Closed to traffic for the day, by sunset the street was packed and people kept …

Following its popular and successful debut in 2014, the Morrin Centre’s afternoon Tea Time will return this summer. Bilingual presentations will be given at 4 p.m. every Friday, Saturday and …

QCT journalist Juanita Craig and her husband Jimmy Lambert are the proud parents of a baby girl, whom they have named Phoebe Ngahuia Lambert. She arrived on Wednesday morning, June …

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Guy Rodgers is the director of the English Language Arts Network (ELAN), a Montreal-based group which is co-organizing a series of performing arts festivals in six English-speaking communities across Quebec …

Sunday, June 14, was a beautiful day for a run at the Base de plein air de Sainte-Foy, where  about 100 registered runners took part in the annual ABAM Fun …

Irish Heritage Quebec ended its 2014-2015 season on June 8 with a lively talk about growing up in and around the village of Frampton, Quebec. IHQ’s John O’Connor provided a …

It takes approximately one hour to toll a church bell 1,181 times.  The bells at many Anglican cathedrals and parish churches across Canada tolled to draw attention to the 1,181 …

Both Rue Muir and Rue George-Muir are named in honour of George Manly Muir (1807-1882), who was born in Amherstburg, Ontario. He was the son of a Scottish soldier, colonel …