A recent communication from the Brantford Expositor included a photo of that newspaper’s former office building. I’m sure you’ll agree that there are striking similarities between the building in Brantford, …

Quebec City blues singer-songwriter and harmonica player Jay Sewall treated fans to an eclectic concert at the Centre d’Art La Chapelle last Friday evening as he launched his latest album, …

Students in physical education classes at École de l’Envol in Charlesbourg will be pedalling into the New Year thanks to a grant from Canadian Tire’s Fondation Bon Départ – Jumpstart …

A fun and inexpensive way to get children to go outside and play is to initiate them to snow painting. All you need is a few spray or squirt bottles …

  Issue January 7, 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 …

Aldo the donkey was happy to greet the public in the close of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity on Monday, December 22. Aldo was there with his “person” – …

On Boxing Day, December 26, the high-tech skating oval on the Plains of Abraham opened, to the delight of Quebec City residents and visitors alike. To celebrate the event, hot …

Rue d’Édimbourg, a residential street in the Val-Bélair district of Quebec City, is named after Edinburgh, Scotland’s second largest city, and the seventh largest city in the United Kingdom. Some …

Street or rue? Has the word “Street” been banned in the newspaper? Bill Cox uses rue in his description of various streets. Cathy Mills Rouleau has hopped on the wagon …

It’s time to register for the Pentathlon des Neiges! The 11th season of fun and games in the snow will be taking place from January 31 to March 1, 2015. …