The Chief Electoral Officer of Québec, Jacques Drouin, wishes to inform electors from Québec that they may register as of now to vote by mail if they expect to be …

Come and learn the sport of Dodgeball! We are an adult, bilingual sports league and we are all about having fun and getting to know new people. The next few …

Since the introduction of the new 2012 one- and two-dollar coins, familiarly known as the “loonie” and the “toonie,” many people have been having difficulties with Quebec City’s old parking …

VEQ is thrilled to announce several new programs starting soon to benefit seniors in our community. Based on consultations and identifying needs in the community, VEQ submitted proposals for funding …

There is an ever-increasing list of environmental worries that pop up everywhere we look. Canada’s withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol, the ravages created by the exploitation of Alberta’s tar sands, …

Sovita Chander, President of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, recently contacted the QCT to give us a statement regarding the departure of former Interim Executive Director, Marie Rubsteck. …

Recently, Sillery’s historical neighbourhood has been the site of a colourful citizen mobilization. Signs have suddenly appeared on front lawns and cars. The signs read “S.O.S”, “Sillery for sale” and …

Quebec City’s Jay Ouellet is a remarkably talented and inspired photographer. A chiropractor by day and a photographer by night, Ouellet has always, it seems, been fascinated by the sky …