The Auberge Saint-Antoine is the top city hotel in Canada in 2012, according to Travel and Leisure magazine. Opened in 1992, the Auberge Saint-Antoine is in its twentieth year and …

Valérie Welsh is a synchro girl. A synchronized swimmer, that is. Ever since she was eight years old, Val, as her mother calls her, has loved to swim. “When I …

For movie lovers who are not yet familiar with the work of movie director Wes Anderson, the Cinéma le Clap is presently showing the original English version of what might …

The Quebec Opera Festival will again make the city vibrate to the sound of opera music. The second season opens July 25 with Les Violons du Roy’s Mozart at the …

It was announced last week that Loto-Québec Fireworks would be back this summer, just a few days after Mayor Régis Labeaume had stated that the city would not be financing …

Let the games begin! The London Summer Olympics open this Friday, July 27 and Canada’s athletes are geared to go. Canadians will be competing in 23 sports, the seventh largest …

The 1912 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the V Olympiad, were an international multi-sport event held in Stockholm, Sweden, between 5 May and 27 July 1912. Twenty-eight …

On Sunday, July 22, the O’Neill House hosted an Irish Picnic from 2 to 9 pm. On the bandstand, there was traditional dancing by Les Tourbillons de Beauport, traditional music …

Huron-Wendat Gaëtan Siouï, the creator and artistic director of Ozalik, was smiling on opening night as he played the keyboard and saw his Sondaky dance group and performers bring his …