Guy Morisset, president of the Quebec City Celtic Festival, convened a press conference last Thursday at the Kiosk des Gouverneurs on the heights of the Plains of Abraham, overlooking the …

Boulevard Neilson, which runs from the west end of Boulevard Hochelaga to Chemin des Quatre Bourgeois, is named after John Neilson. John Neilson was born in Scotland in 1776 and …

St. Patrick’s Parish presented A Passion Play, a choral cantata written by Hubert Radoux, Barry O’Connell and John Halpin with music and lyrics by Halpin last Saturday. The musical presentation …

On May 8, the QCT spoke with Luis Cooper of the Université Laval engineering team, who had just returned from the 2014 Shell Eco-Marathon of the Americas in Houston, Texas. …

Last Tuesday, 20 girls and three teachers from La Tuque High School awoke for school a bit earlier than usual. “We got up at six o’clock in the morning – …

On May 4, 2014, on his birthday, Steve Pound was enshrined into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame at the Augusta Civic Center for his illustrious basketball career. The former …

Farley Mowat, born in Belleville, Ontario, on May 12, 1921, died on May 6, 2014, just six days short of his 93rd birthday. He is survived by his wife, writer …

Irish Heritage Quebec recently hosted a talk by Jane McGaughey, a professor of Irish Studies at Concordia University, on Irish immigration to Canada after the Irish Rebellion of 1798 and …

For those of you wondering whether you need to book a holiday this summer, the QCT has news – there is no need. The Musée national des Beaux-arts du Québec …