There’s a power to horses. It is a cathartic relationship,” mused Lise Lafond during a recent interview. The human-horse dynamic is ages old, and has made possible everything from travel …

As part of the Quebec City International Festival of Military Bands, musicians, dancers and singers from Canada, Belgium, Chile, France, Germany and Russia presented an impressive Military Tattoo at the …

Québec is a beautiful place to live, full of unique villages and towns. I want to share with you a special feature of my hometown, Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier. On my street alone, …

As part of Archaeology Month activities, archaeologist André Bergeron gave a talk at the Morrin Centre on August 21 about his recent findings, projects and written works concerning dig sites …

A record number of runners took part in the 16th annual SSQ Quebec City Marathon: Lévis/Québec, also known as the Marathon des deux rives. Events took place from August 23 …

Chattering children, clinking coins, wind rustling tablecloths and corn tassels are signature sounds. Steaming pots of that same corn, freshly boiled, sit gleaming golden right alongside vendors selling everything from …

Last weekend, the National Battlefields Commission and the Symposium Plaines Couleurs welcomed 99 artists who set up their tents around the beautiful Joan of Arc Garden in the heart of …

This is the last week of our summer Mystery Photo Contest. Danielle Burns, Bethann Merkle and Shirley Nadeau have scouted out images of people, places and things around the city …

This is the time of year when we tend to clear out our bookshelves and the various nooks and crannies in our homes where books seem to accumulate. Whether we …