All ashore that’s going ashore! The SS American is about to sail with a cast and crew of some 40 Quebec Art Company (QAC) members in the upcoming production of …

After a leisurely drive from Quebec City through the Eastern Townships to North Hatley, we arrived at the bucolic site of the Manoir Hovey on the shores of Lake Massawippi. …

The people of Valcartier Village are delighted to have a new retirement residence in the heart of their community. Opened on August 1, 2013, Les Habitations Communautaires is located on …

On the way back to Quebec City from North Hatley, we took a detour to visit the town of Lac-Mégantic. Four months after the terrible train crash of July 6, …

Colley Hall of Trinity Church in Sainte-Foy was the setting of the Anglican Church Women’s annual Fall Tea and Sale last Saturday. The event was very well attended, with all …

The Rouge et Or won the Dunsmore Cup for the eleventh time in a row and the twelfth in their history by defeating the Montreal Carabins 14-11 in a nail-biting …

The spirits of death dance and celebrate, the storm consumes everything in its path and yet, somehow, life goes on. Haiti, in extremis, the new exhibit at the Musée de …

Chalmers-Wesley United Church in Quebec City, like most churches in Canada, held a special worship service last Sunday which included an Act of Remembrance to honour the members of their …

Mayor Régis Labeaume and his team are all smiles after the Sunday, November 3, municipal election. His team won an overwhelming majority, 18 of 21 seats, and Mayor Labeaume received …

Most of Quebec High School’s senior leadership students couldn’t give blood on Tuesday. But they gave Tuesday all they had. “It saves lives, and it’s a good way to help …