It’s not that we aren’t doing something, but that we may be doing something a bit differently. We feel it will be at least as productive,” said Jean-Sébastien J. Gignac, …

On Sunday morning in Italy, while most QCT readers were still abed, one Quebec City resident might not have been slumbering. Archbishop Gérald Cyprien Lacroix was on the list of …

At the Beauport Health and Social Services Centre, the line stretched out the door of the clinic and halfway down the parking lot. Hundreds of people, many of them parents …

Plans are underway for the Quebec Art Company’s next production – Lend Me a Tenor – a farcical comedy written by Ken Ludwig. Auditions will be held Sunday, January 26, …

I welcome you to Quebec City and to the conference in the birthplace of French America, an exceptionally well-preserved city,” said Paul Mullins, president of the Society for Historical Archaeology …

It takes a lot of food to fill Christmas Hampers for over 225 families, some of them large families with children. In 2013, more than four truckloads of non perishable …

A familiar face popped up at a press conference in Sainte-Foy on Thursday as the Carnaval de Québec 2014 events schedule was announced – Bonhomme Carnaval himself. The smiling snowman …

Quebecers eat an average of 8 kilos (17.64 pounds) of cheese annually. Despite the seeming diversity in markets and grocery stores, Canada’s cheese industry is dominated by four companies – …

John Ross Matheson, OC CD QC (1917 – 2013), a Canadian lawyer, judge, and politician who helped develop both the maple leaf flag and the Order of Canada, died on …