Even in the 21st century, newspapers still mean a lot for our community and people beyond, you know. It’s true that you can hear the news on the radio, on …

The Wendake Pow Wow begins Friday, June 27, in Wendake, home of the Huron-Wendat First Nation, and ends with a closing ceremony on Sunday, June 29. Parades, concerts, storytelling, dance …

On Tuesday, June 10, in the crypt of the church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires at Place Royale, the parish of Notre-Dame de Québec launched five new books on the occasion of its …

On May 25, 1954, the Hofsink family left Rotterdam, Holland, to start a new life in Canada. The sign in the black and white photo, Afd. Passage, is an abbreviation …

Last Thursday, the final day to see the Afghanistan War Vigil in Quebec City, was besieged with heavy rain. The dismal atmosphere lent to the somber mood of the few …

Soldiers who had survived the Canadian missions in Afghanistan, family members, ranking officers and other military personnel attended a solemn ceremony held in the Andrée-P.-Boucher building (formerly Sainte-Foy City Hall) …

A colourful ceremony took place at the Citadel of Quebec City on May 29. The new Royal 22e Régiment Museum, which recalls 100 years of the history of the regiment, …

We’re delighted to report that a tradition of 250 years of English-language news is newsworthy to other media, too.  The anniversary has already garnered bilingual media attention, and we anticipate …