We have T-shirts left over from our recent 250th anniversary celebrations, and we’re offering them for sale to our readers at the modest price of $15 + taxes + mailing …

This 56-page glossy magazine, published on June 21, 2014, contains commentaries from Ray and Stacie Stanton and publishers of the QCT, along with an introduction from the magazine’s editorial team. …

Canada’s Patricia Bezzoubenko won a spectacular five gold medals in the Women’s Rhythmic Gymnastics competition at the Commonwealth Games being held in Glasgow, Scotland. Born in Vancouver, the petite (5’2″) …

Yes, late July is hot, but we can better appreciate the heat and humidity by considering how necessary long sunny days are for ripening the fruits that characterize summer. Quebec …

It wasn’t hard to put aside a beautiful summer afternoon to attend the Consort Baroque Laurentia concert at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Old Quebec on July 17. …

It was recently learned that the parade of the Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France will be coming down Grande Allée and into the Old City on Rue Saint-Louis between 7:00 p.m. …

Once again this year residents and visitors will be treated to Les Grands Feux Loto-Québec, free fireworks displays visible from the Quebec City and Lévis shores of the St. Lawrence …

From July 17 to October 18, the public are invited to see a number of larger-than-life art pieces in Quebec City. The artworks are visible to pedestrians on the streets …

The search to find a cost-effective way of capturing carbon dioxide during energy generation from fossil fuels has been going on for decades. Heads have been scratched and pencil-ends chewed. …

The little street known as Côte Benson-Hall (it’s almost a lane, really) is named after George Benson Hall (1810-1876). He was born in Amherstburg, Ontario. In the War of 1812 …