Plans are underway for the Quebec Art Company’s next production – Witness for the Prosecution – a well-known play written by Agatha Christie based on her original 1933 short story, …

I recently met three very generous people – Tania Heymann from Chile, her mother, Marta Roytman, from Uruguay, and Martin Simard – at beautiful Lake Témiscouata. Ever since she was …

The whoosh of the racket and the pop of the little green ball will return to the PEPS at Université Laval in early September. The Coupe Banque Nationale, formerly known …

Close to 300 people filled the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity on Sunday afternoon for the first Chamber Organ and Choral Festival, under the direction of Dr. Douglas Renfroe. Thirty …

The streets of Old Town Lévis seemed like something straight out of the classic Cole Porter musical Anything Goes on the evening of Saturday, August 9. “The night is young, …

Michael-Henry Brophy (1860-1905) was the mayor of Sainte-Foy from 1899 to 1905. Of Irish origin, Brophy graduated in medicine at Laval University and practiced in Sillery, Sainte-Foy and Cap-Rouge. He …

Champagne, fois gras and lobster are not normally associated with picnics. Neither are evening gowns and feathered hats. But the Dîner en Blanc is no ordinary picnic; it is in …

To mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War, the Royal 22e Régiment Museum at the Quebec Citadel is hosting an exhibit of 20 paintings on …

Last Thursday, August 14, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM), directed by Kent Nagano, held an amazing concert on the Esplanade of the Olympic Stadium before a standing-room-only crowd of …