For most readers, Thanksgiving took place over a month ago, in mid-October. However, for those Quebec City residents with a tie to the United States, Thanksgiving happens in November. For …

Diomède Niyonzima, a soft-spoken Université Laval graduate student, grew up in Burundi, a tiny, heart-shaped country in East Africa. During the civil war that rocked that country in the 1990s, …

The Communauté Allemande de Québec invites you to participate in the 5th annual German Christmas Market at Place Hotel de Ville until December 9. The market features charming wooden kiosks …

Another historical battle was fought on the Plains of Abraham on November 18. On that pristine Sunday morning, The Fighting Irish of St. Patrick’s High School put on a high-octane …

Seventeen years after beginning an overall restoration of their church home, the members of Chalmers-Wesley United Church can finally say, “Mission accomplished!” The final phase of the entire project, restoration …

This past weekend, the Quebec Art Company enjoyed a successful run of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. While the audience was absorbed by the sweltering tension …

Dr. David Guthrie was a much revered physician who practiced medicine in Quebec City. After graduating in medicine from McGill University he served in the armed forces in the Medical …

Quebec High School’s Coffeehouse showcased the musical talents of its students in the gym last Friday evening with 17 acts ranging from singing to Scottish sword dancing, plus special appearances …

Tis the season for a wee bit of self-indulgence, and the Lumineux pastel exhibit at Villa Bagatelle is an economical way to do so. Until December 16, 2012, the exhibit …

The 2012 Future Forum combined candid input from individual community members with deliberate collaboration among community organizations and institutions. Hosted by the Leadership Table, the event was held at Eastern …