On Saturday, September 21, many in Quebec City’s Japanese community gathered at the Eastern Quebec Learning Centre for the Japanese Festival, where the Centre japonais de Québec was inaugurated. This …

I did it! I successfully completed the Marathon des Sables! My name is Nadia Carrier. I am originally from Quebec City and moved to Toulouse, France, five years ago and …

On a soft Indian summer night 50 years ago, six-year-old Diane Carrier walked to a park by the edge of the St. Lawrence River near her home, to tell her …

Last Wednesday, the well-known Quebec City historian, Jean-Marie Lebel gave a talk at the Garrison Club about the history of this prestigious establishment. His presentation inaugurated a new series of …

From September 19 to 21, thirty young leaders from Quebec High School participated in the fourth annual Senior Leadership Camp at Camp-Vacances Kéno. QHS teacher Ms. Fannie Marsh and her …

Many Quebecers have never taken a train, let alone experienced a deluxe rail trip like the one offered by Le Train du Massif de Charlevoix. The adventure is partly culinary, …

Good food is a story, best told at the dinner table,” wrote the authors of a recently released seasonal cookbook. At tables throughout Quebec City, the tales and flavours of …

St. John’s Lodge No. 3, one of Canada’s oldest Masonic Lodges, will be celebrating its 225th anniversary on October 26, 2013. In 1787, a Royal Artillery detachment based in Quebec …

The curtain has fallen on the Festival de cinéma de la Ville de Québec (FCVQ), and Larry Rochefort can finally get some sleep. “It’s the biggest adrenaline rush for two …