2014 summer mystery photo series It is officially summertime, which means the QCT’s annual mystery photo series is back. This year, as a nod to the paper’s 250th anniversary, we …

While the Plains of Abraham are overrun with Festival d’Été spectators, flocks of local residents have a bird’s-eye view. Take a casual stroll through the Plains – with or without …

Four hundred and six years ago, on July 3, 1608, French explorer Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec City, initially as a fur-trading post. A series of free public activities were …

The Ville de Québec recently paid homage to the late Jean Pelletier, mayor of the City from 1977 to 1989, by renaming Place de la Gare, in front of the …

The official launch of The King’s Gift – an exhibit of ten pieces of silver communion ware given to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity by King George III in …

The official launch of The King’s Gift – an exhibit of ten pieces of silver communion ware given to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity by King George III in …

The Central Quebec School Board recently informed the QCT that, as a result of the PwC/Groupe Germain Hospitalité team’s great performance and sponsorship in the 2013 Grand défi Pierre-Lavoie, St. …

The second concert of the Midi en Musique series will take place on Thursday, July 17, at 12:30 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Old Quebec. The …

What could be more American than a Fourth of July evening at the ballpark? Members of the American Colony, an established group of expatriates in Quebec City, took in a …

The 2014 Wimbledon tennis championships saw unprecedented performances by Canadian professional tennis players. Eugenie Bouchard of Montreal and Milos Raonic of Toronto are now household names after they got to …