Since moving to Quebec eleven years ago, the Jacques Cartier Beach at Cap Rouge has been one of my favorite haunts for strolling along the mighty St. Lawrence River. Going …

The members of the Chalmers-Wesley church recently filled two large gift bags laden with clothing and accessories for newborn babies which were taken to the Jeffery Hale Community Centre to …

With summer rapidly approaching, many college and university students are now looking for employment.  This is why in the context of their communications course a small group of students from …

Through the Lens of Our Community – a photography exhibit showcasing the English-speaking communities in Quebec City and Thetford Mines – opened on Thursday on March 22 and on March …

New changes and strategies abound at the Literary and Historical Society of Québec (LHSQ) including the search for a new Executive Director and the election of new council members. Last …

“Nearly every culture on earth developed a martial art, at some time in its history,” asserted Maxime Chouinard, director of the Antrium School of An Maide Mear. As ubiquitous as …

On Wednesday, March 14th, in the offices of the Anglican Diocese of Quebec, Rue des Jardins, the non-profit organization Développement St Michael (DSM), represented by its president, Marcel Arteau and …

One spark. That’s all it takes to start a social movement. One person, with particular drive and motivation, can take on the world to improve so many lives. In 1995, …

The St. Lawrence Lions men’s hockey team will be competing for the RSEQ Provincial Championship for the third straight year. Last Sunday, the Lions defeated the Lafleche Dragons by the …

The combination of story and spirits enjoyed during the Quebec Whisky Club’s first Quebec Whisky Day suggests there will be another. For whisky lovers, the event was awash in it. …