Looking out by the lake near our house recently, I observed a very special and beautiful sight. A flock of snipes were performing an aerial ballet. The snipe has a …

If you want to get to know a fox, it’s helpful to learn the language. “When they’re frustrated, they go like this,” says recreational fox breeder Anda Ceurezo, demonstrating a …

On May 28, this QCT journalist and other media representatives were invited to take a promotional boat tour around the Île-aux-Grues to observe razorbills (Alca torda), a species of small …

Anxious to hear the message brought by Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire, commander of the 1994 U.N. peacekeeping mission in Rwanda, a thousand people crowded into the PEPS at Université Laval last …

Barbara and Hugh Bignell are the recipients of this year’s Moe and Regina Rosenhek Volunteer Award for their devoted contribution to many of our community organizations. They received the award …

On May 25, several thousand walkers across Quebec laced up for the 20th fundraising Multiple Sclerosis Walk. In Quebec City alone, 3,500 people took part in the event starting at …

Rue Alfred-Nobel is located in the section of Sainte-Foy known as The Plateau and is just east of Autoroute Duplessis between Chemin Sainte-Foy and Versant Nord. It is named after …

It’s not often that a former student shows up for the 70th class reunion, yet Quebec City resident Beatrice “Bea” (Royle) Gaw did just that on May 2, at a …

Annie Paquet, 36, works in human resources for an international company based in Lévis. She works 40 hours, and sometimes more, per week, in spite of the fact that she …