The days are lengthening and the streets are slowly being cleared of ice and gravel. Although pedestrians are still walking along snow-walled sidewalks, they are out walking in increasing numbers. …

On April 5, people armed with pillows gathered in Place d’Youville. On signal, at 3:00 p.m., they started whacking each other and the International Pillow Fight Day battle was underway. …

A message from Paul-André Durocher, Archbishop of Gatineau and President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops It is with great joy and thanksgiving that the Bishops of Canada welcome …

In 1972, Andrea Falk was an undergraduate student in Victoria, British Columbia. A friend of hers had signed up for a kung fu class and didn’t want to go alone. …

This is a story of murder, crime, blood, adultery and betrayal … all of which are very dear to our hearts,” said high school actress Clara Turgeon, in the role …

It is an interesting question – whether you are keeping heritage alive or keeping memories alive,” muses folk singer-songwriter Bill Russell. A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Russell has been …

Do you long for improved communication with your loved one either over the phone or face to face? Conversation is often difficult when the person we are talking with has …

On April 7, Quebecers will go to the polls to choose the next government. Premier Pauline Marois’ Parti Québécois (PQ) will face off against the Liberals (PLQ) under Philippe Couillard, …

Popular CBC Radio raconteur Stuart McLean and his show the Vinyl Cafe made a stop at the Capitole de Québec on March 30. Despite the stormy weather, a capacity crowd …