National Aboriginal day falls annually on June 21, which is generally the longest day of the year, the summer solstice. The Canadian government chose this particular day because, for generations, …

Citizens concerned about the ongoing problem of toxic dust being blown around various neighbourhoods of Quebec City gathered in Limoilou on June 2, demanding changes to make the air clean …

The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) ended its annual meeting in Montreal on June 15 with a new Board of Directors, a renewed Strategic Plan and a consensus that Quebec’s …

Please, don’t eat the daisies! But you may be able to eat some of the edible plants that have been recently planted around the National Assembly. The result of a …

The Treaty of Paris that ended the Seven Years’ War was signed on February 10, 1763. France then ceded to Great Britain the territories it held in Canada, including Cape …

An invitation to board an American training ship visiting Quebec City is interesting … but it’s a pleasure to accept an invitation from David Jacobson, the United States Ambassador to …

If you happened to be downtown Quebec City on Saturday morning, June 15, you couldn’t help but notice some 3,000 cyclists navigating the streets. Participants in a new event called …

We believe children are our future leaders,” said Canadian Tire Jumpstart Foundation’s Quebec regional director, Diane Dupuis. While in Quebec City to review local funding applications, Dupuis sat down with …

The exhibit Images poétiques at Villa Bagatelle this summer honours the visual artwork of two Montreal-born poets who had connections with Quebec City. Roland Giguère (1929-2003) was for many years …