Rue Frank-Carrel: This street, running parallel to Charest Blvd. in the Saint-Malo district, is named after Frank Carrel, owner of the Quebec Daily Telegraph from 1891 to 1925, and part-owner …

On April 22, Studio P in collaboration with Librairie Pantoute hosted its second Ciné-Psy discussion on psychology in cinema. Le Devoir’s Sylvie Nicolas talked about Denis Villeneuve’s recent film Enemy, …

Trinity ACW held their annual Spring Coffee Party last Saturday, a nice sunny morning. The food table was laden with delicious goodies, and there were lots of books, plants, and …

The Quebec City clothing company Plenty Humanwear hosted the Canadian Bacon art show on April 25. Led by curator and local artist Phelipe Soldevila, selected works were presented in the …

After 15 years of success, the Quebec City International Festival of Military Bands has been forced to cancel all future events. This sad decision by the board of directors is …

It’s hard to believe that the Parents and Kids Fair is celebrating its inaugural year in Quebec City. But, 22 years after what is now recognized as the BIGGEST consumer …

May 3 to May 10 is TD Canadian Children’s Book Week, bringing the magic of books and reading to children all across Canada. Thirty-one authors, illustrators and storytellers will be …

Last Saturday in downtown Quebec City, it seemed as if spring had taken a day off. Gusts of wind and cold rain battered tables and chairs on empty café-terraces. But …

Come to the Thrift! Greetings!   St Michael’s Church, 1800 Chemin Saint-Louis, will hold its monthly sale, The Thrift, Saturday, May 3 from 10:30 to 1 p.m. Clothing, jewellery, English and French books for children and adults, …

An amazing event was held on April 24 at CEGEP Champlain-St. Lawrence. Indeed, a determined group of P.W. Sims Business students organized a joyful BBQ lunch to celebrate the coming of …