Aldo and Allie (the donkey and the goat who spend the winter in the Anglican Bishop’s garden) wish to extend the following invitation to their friends; “We invite you to …

The snow on Parliament Hill may have been manufactured, but the enthusiasm of the spectators was not. Nearly 150 skiers from 16 countries descended on the heart of Quebec City …

The grounds of the Quebec legislature buildings are a little more crowded these days. Finally the statues of important Quebec men in politics have some “statuesque” female company. On December …

During the Remembrance Day ceremony at the cenotaph, this QCT writer met Fay Dickinson, resplendent in her Scarlet, and her father Captain (N) Christopher Dickinson. When I asked why they …

As Christmas time approaches, airports get hectic. Whether you are travelling for business, a snowbird seeking warmer climates, hitching a ride on Santa’s sleigh to visit friends and family or …

For the 17th year, the Community Christmas Hamper Campaign will help to make Christmas a little brighter for some English-speaking residents of Québec City and the surrounding area. Thanks to …

On Wednesday, November 14, 2012, friends, associates and past co-workers celebrated Townshippers’ Association former Executive Director Rachel Garber as she was honoured with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal …

By the end of 2012, 60,000 Canadians will have received a Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal in recognition of their contributions in a wide variety of fields. Last September at the …

Many of the most beloved holiday traditions involve bells – ringing to accompany carolers, playing seasonal melodies, and pealing out to summon celebrants to church services. Quebec City is part …