Caribou are a totem animal, symbolizing vitality, freedom, and heritage for hunters, nature lovers, governments, scientists and people around the world. Quebec is home to nearly a million of the …

On Sunday morning, May 19, the Parade des Poussettes et Tintamarre (Strollers and Cacophony Parade) departed from Parc Ferland next to Cegep Limoilou and continued down 3e Avenue, led by …

This past week Théâtre Parminou presented its English production of Face It for the first time in Quebec City at Everest Elementary School. Written by Maureen Martineau, the multi-character play …

When Catherine Rondina, author of Don’t Touch That Toad & Other Strange Things Adults Tell You, Lighting Our World: A Year of Celebrations, and others, entered the Dollard-des-Ormeaux School library …

On Saturday, May 18, some 1,700 people gathered on the Plains of Abraham in front of the Musée national des Beaux-Arts. At 2:00 p.m. they set out on a march …

On May 14 at the Morrin Centre, Dr. Rob Casserley kept the capacity audience enthralled with photos, videos and tales of his expeditions to the top of Mount Everest and …

On May 16, Viviane Michel, President of the Native Women of Québec (NWQ), and Françoise David of Québec solidaire, submitted a petition to the Quebec government signed by 4,111 people …

There was a cacophony in the school auditorium on May 15, five minutes before the start of the year-end concert in front of fellow students, parents, teachers, friends and family. …

The Universe of Michel Tremblay is a bilingual, multi-media show about Quebec’s best-known playwright. Michel Tremblay is the author of 28 plays, 22 novels, four collections of autobiographical stories, seven …