Denis Villeneuve and Jean-Marc Vallée are both accomplished film-makers. Villeneuve was nominated for an Academy Award (Oscar) in 2011 for Best Foreign Language Film for his film Incendies in French/Arabic. …

Snow sculptor Jacques Baril from Abitibi, part of the team that won the 2014 Winter Carnival sculpting competition, has been leading snow sculpting workshops in schools across the province for …

Growing up in Quebec City, Marc Lepire dreamed of building Bonhomme Carnaval’s ice palace. When he was 11, Marc began helping his father, Michel Lepire, build decorative sculptures for Carnaval. …

For Michel Pleau, it all began with the whisper of the wind in the trees. The Quebec City poet says a childhood trip to a cabin in the Laurentians with …

The Quebec City Women’s Club’s Bursary Program aims to encourage higher education among women by awarding bursaries to women of the Greater Quebec City area. Two bursaries of $2,000 each …

On February 6, Michel Côté, executive director, and Margaret Margaret Delisle, chair of the board of directors of the Musées de la civilisation in Quebec City, held a press conference …

At our school, Ste-Foy Elementary, we decided to host an activity during the month of February. We are collecting the random acts of kindness we see. We write the acts …

Dr. William Buck was born in Missouri in 1933 during the Great Depression into a family who lived modestly on a farm. Bill and his older brother went barefoot during …

As parents whose children attend schools of the Central Québec School Board, we are very proud of our children’s accomplishments and of the fact that we are one of the …

We’re gearing up for a jubilant 250th anniversary celebration in June, and would like to share some of the fun. We are looking for a handful of motivated QCT readers …