Francis (Frank) Cabot was a U.S. financier and self-taught horticulturalist whose enduring legacy is an enchanting 15-hectare private garden in Cap l’Aigle, Que. He was 86 when he died in …

Organizer Jan Anderson-Toupin informs us that we have plenty of volunteers for the sorting and packing of your donated non-perishable groceries this Thursday and Friday, but we are in need …

Hopefully you can help me. My father Reginald Lambert played for the “Sons of Ireland” in the 1925 Memorial Cup Hockey Tournament in Toronto. Does your newspaper have any data …

Ringing with muffled bells has traditionally been reserved for funerals and for Remembrance Day services. For centuries, a muffled tolling bell has communicated the age of the deceased to those …

It was Christmas Eve at my daughter’s home in Hull, Quebec. Family members and a few friends were gathered for the Yuletide festivities. The exterior of the house had been …

Jeffery Hale Community Services hosted a family Christmas party on Saturday, December 10. More than 70 smiling children filled the Coin Soleil room at the Jeffery Hale Hospital, all hoping …

Last Friday, in Place de l’Hotel de Ville, a group celebrated the opening of the fourth annual German Christmas Market. The enchanting, open-air market is accessible every Friday, Saturday, and …

On Friday, November 25, students from QHS hosted their 3rd annual blood drive. In cooperation with Hema Québec, student volunteers from Secondary 1 to 5 manned their stations, aiding donors …

A Christmas Tea and Sale was held in the gaily decorated Kirk Hall of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Old Quebec last Saturday. Guests eagerly awaited their servings of delicious …