Via Rail’s decision to suspend passenger service along the Gaspé Peninsula effective September 17, 2013, could do irreparable harm to the people and communities of the region, says the Anglican …

Joe Lonergan, President, Irish Heritage Quebec Just last month the Central Quebec School Board was having repair work done to the foundations of the old “Brother House” section of St. …

Clear but cool weather greeted local residents this past Labour Day at an open house at the Metis Lighthouse located on Pointe-Mitis in the Lower St. Lawrence community of Métis-sur-Mer. …

For some people, Toastmasters might mean a brand of toaster. But for those who know, it means the most well-known worldwide organization devoted to developing speaking skills. The new Toastmasters slogan …

Cillian Breathnach’s team had just absorbed a tough home loss, but he came off the field with a smile on his face. The Gaelic football team that Breathnach manages, Les …

The 17th edition of the Quebec International Sacred Music Festival began this past weekend at various venues around Quebec City. From September 7 to 15, eight major concerts will be …

The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) in partnership with the Quebec English-Speaking Communities Research Network (QUESCREN) at Concordia University is building an information bank concerning Quebec’s English-speaking seniors across the …

Violet (Vi) Sharp Kirkwood of Sillery recently celebrated her 90th birthday with family and friends at a party held at St. Andrew’s Kirk Hall in the heart of old Quebec. …

This past week, some 70 former members of the Royal Canadian Navy and their spouses came to Quebec City for a reunion. The group of veterans were all graduates of …