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 …

On Friday, March 28, 2014, the Minister responsible for the Charter of the French Language, Diane De Courcy, with Pauline Marois by her side, announced the firm intention of the …

April 6 is Tartan Day in Canada, a day when Scots or those of Scottish descent celebrate their heritage in a variety of ways. In Quebec City the day marks …

In mid-March 2014, the Quebec High School (QHS) Senior Leadership class put on a Mini-Leadership Camp for grade four St. Vincent elementary students. The camp centred on creating a long-lasting …

The Champlain-St. Lawrence Theatre Company recently presented the play Ubu Roi. Written by French playwright Alfred Jarry (1873-1907) and directed by the company’s own Suzanne Lemay, it features a Polish …

After an impressive 5-2 road-win against the regular season champions, Cégep Lionel-Groulx, last Sunday, the St. Lawrence Lions were in a position to close the semi-final series in Ancienne-Lorette on …

The Ville de Québec wishes to inform the public of traffic restrictions on two streets in the Montcalm district as of Tuesday, April 1, for a period of about 10 …