A century after he scribbled the simple but poignant stanzas of In Flanders Fields, John McCrae is being honoured with two statues. One of the larger-than-life bronzes will be installed in …

Local artist Phelipe Soldevila presented the third Canadian Bacon art show last weekend. Nearly a thousand people turned out to view works by 38 Quebec artists displayed in office space …

Unless you’re a history buff or politically inclined, you may never have had a reason to get to know the man on the predominantly purple ten-dollar bill, Canada’s first prime …

If hope really is “the thing with feathers” as Emily Dickinson said, then Canada is aflutter with optimists this time of year. For wild-bird enthusiasts and ornithologists alike, bird watching …

  Saturday, May 2, is Authors for Indies Day. That’s when authors across Canada support independent bookstores by volunteering as guest book sellers.  Independent bookstores enrich our communities. They provide …

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The Quebec Art Company (QAC) presented U.K. playwright Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead to highly appreciative audiences at Holland School from April 16 to 19.  The program distributed …

Looking very relaxed and casual, recently-retired Louis Hanrahan was fêted by colleagues, residents, staff and friends not once but twice – on Wednesday, April 15, at Jeffery Hale Hospital, and …

It was all smiles at Volunteer Appreciation Night in the gymnasium of Holland School on Thursday, April 16. Some 70 volunteers had the opportunity to meet and mingle, enjoy sparkling …

Blood donors gathered at Champlain-St. Lawrence Campus on April 14 for the fifth annual Héma-Québec Blood Drive, organized by students Philippe Langlois and Yasmine Jit.  Student volunteers welcomed donors to …