Last November 29, the second Festival d’Opéra de Québec learned it had been nominated for Opus Awards for its world premier of The Tempest by Robert Lepage. On January 28, …

QCT readers may well remember the 2010 article entitled Hope shines bright for beloved Metis Lighthouse to become a Heritage Site that captured the plight of this historic maritime treasure …

On January 25, Luc O’Bomsawin, President of the Quebec Aboriginal Veterans Association, presented Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medals to three members of the 78th Fraser Highlanders, Fort St. Andrew’s …

The Myrand Sliding Centre (Centre de glisse Myrand), located at 2150 avenue Chapdelaine, is now open for the season. The opening days and hours are Monday to Thursday, Saturday and …

It is nearly impossible to overlook Quebec City’s winter traditions. Carnival continues to be one of the most anticipated and conspicuous. The 2013 edition follows in the snowshoe and ski …

Beer lovers have another reason to attend this year’s Quebec Winter Carnival for the first edition of La Brassée du Carnaval being presented by Festibière de Québec. The event takes …

St. Patrick’s High School, fondly known as St. Pat’s, has established itself over time as a vibrant, first-class learning environment in which students are given the opportunity to flourish both …

Gib McInnis has recently returned to live in Quebec City. He earned his Ph.D in English Literature at Université Laval. He recently published a monograph, Evolutionary Mythology in the Writings …