Probably the least-known hero of the War of 1812 is a naval officer from Quebec City named Charles Frederick Rolette. As a lieutenant in the Provincial Marine, the Canadian naval …

Quebec City will have everything in place so that the public can enjoy the events marking the fête nationale on June 23 and have a safe and happy weekend. This …

Summer has arrived in Quebec City, and with it comes gardening, picnics in the park, and family camping trips. It also brings with it the possibility of contracting Lyme disease. …

The proud graduates of the Quebec High School Class of 2012 entered Webster Auditorium last Friday evening to the sound of a piper of the 78th Fraser Highlanders. Smiles from …

Local artist Michel Bell launched his first book, Victoire at the Capitole Theatre on May 31. The coffee-table book filled with some of the most beautiful images in sport was …

On Saturday, June 9, some 90 people filled Carter Hall to capacity to enjoy the first Dinner and Cabaret put on by the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity as a …

Guy Laliberté is a larger-than-life Quebec native who has significantly raised the profile of his home city and province, the circus arts, and more recently, global concerns about access to …

May and June 2012 have been a sky-gazer’s delight – a supermoon, solar and lunar eclipses, and just this past week, the Transit of Venus. Let’s take a closer look …

In wonderland, not everything is as it seems. This is the fundamental premise of surrealist art, and is tangible in the works of female artists of the movement. The curators …