Don’t be upset if we don’t attend your holiday parties,” quipped David Stafford in an interview just before the holiday rush began. Stafford is the organist at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian …

CBC Radio’s funniest storyteller, Stuart McLean, will be performing live at La Capitole theatre in in Quebec City on Sunday, March 30, 2014. It may be three months away, but …

Everywhere else, the skull and crossbones means “Keep out.” But on a busy Haitian street, it’s an invitation. Welcome to the workshop-museum-village of the Atis rezistans-Haitian Creole for “Artists of …

Overcoming vices such as eating, drinking, and smoking are often the focus of New Year’s resolutions. Many of us look for easy ways to have our cake and eat it …

Although technology and electronic gadgets are everywhere, books are still a timeless gift for 21st-century youngsters. Why a book? The QCT asked a local education expert to explain. Britta Gundersen-Bryden …

In late November each year, many Francophone Quebecers prepare to hit the streets and visit houses for their charitable collection campaign known as the Guignolée. This tradition involves volunteers going …

Welcome to Santa Claus’s Party!” exclaimed Karalyn Lacombe to parents arriving with their children at Jeffery Hale Hospital on December 14. Lacombe, a Moms’ Night Out volunteer, had the Coin …

The 14th Hôtel de Glace or Ice Hotel is now under construction on the site of the former Quebec zoo in Charlesbourg. This magical place is gradually taking shape and …

On December 14, the second floor of the building that was once home to the YMCA on Place d’Youville was taken over by an art exhibit. Twenty-one local artists are …

November 22: President Kennedy is assassinated in Dallas Texas. George C. Wallace becomes governor of Alabama. In his inaugural speech, he defiantly proclaims “segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever.” …