Something surprising, to say the least, happened in the Old Town on Saturday. There was a Zombie Parade – in broad daylight! It started from Place d’Youville, and about a …

The QCT recently received an interesting photo and information about a long-ago school rugby club in Quebec City. It came from Andrew Caddell, who grew up in Montreal West. Caddell …

In May of 2003, Hillary Werthmann, who suffered from mental illness, took her life with a drug overdose. She was 20 years old. Her father, Bill Werthmann, of Edmonton, Alberta, …

He conquered the Plains in 2008 during the celebrations of Quebec City’s 400th birthday, and Sir Paul McCartney is coming back to entertain his fans again on Tuesday, July 23, …

Dennis Craig, a former resident of Stoneham, Quebec, was recently appointed the new fire chief of Peachland, a municipality of about 5,000 on the western shore of Okanagan Lake, British …

Its size, detail and historical symbolism make this painting priceless! This is Les Halles, the masterly canvas painted in 1895 by Léon Lhermitte. Originally hung in the Hôtel de Ville …

The tourist season brings in vacationers by the busload. According to the Quebec City Tourism website, Quebec City is the fourth most visited city in Canada, with nearly 4.5 million …

Moths that fly by day are not properly to be called moths; they do not excite that pleasant sense of dark autumn nights and ivy-blossom which the commonest yellow-underwing asleep …

After a leisurely stroll through Battlefields Park, Jay Ouellet captured scenes from the Family Day activities around the Edwin Bélanger bandstand. Flying high!!   All photos by Jay Ouellet.     This …