Issue February 18, 2015   English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TM using the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 …

Almost exactly 350 years after the first horses arrived in New France from Europe, their successors raced around a slippery, heart-pounding course in the heart of downtown Quebec City. The …

The ice slide on the Plains of Abraham is slowly being dismantled, the snow sculptures knocked down and the shot glasses made of ice packed away for another year. The …

Rue Guiana, a short street in Cap-Rouge, was named after the Guiana, a ship built in the shipyard of George Black located at l’anse du Cap Rouge, at the mouth …

The Winter Carnival night parade presented a lively spectacle for families, friends, and visitors, in spite of freezing temperatures that felt like -24ºC. The voices and accents along the route …

A symphony hall may not seem like the most natural location for a traditional kitchen party, but Quebec folk fusion legends La Bottine Souriante brought a dose of homey warmth …

Located in the village of Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges, Les Sept-Chutes has closed as of 2015, after operating for 30 years as one of the area’s major tourist attractions and a popular park …

Prime Minister Stephen Harper was in town on February 12 and 13, during which time he and Bonhomme Carnaval met at the Hôtel de Glace in Charlesbourg. On his two-day …

After months of intense and difficult negotiations with Quebec Health Minister Gaétan Barrette, Quebec’s English-speaking community obtained important changes to Bill 10. These changes to the health-reform law will preserve …