NDP invites Canadians to mark first annviversary of Jack Layton’s death
(Press release) On Wednesday, August 22, Canadians from coast to coast will mark the first anniversary of the passing of Jack Layton after his combat with cancer. Annik Papillon, NDP …
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Public hearings on proposed federal electoral map for Quebec
Montreal- The Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Quebec is set to hold public hearings on the new federal electoral map it recently proposed. The commission makes final decisions about where …
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The Aquarium du Québec: jellyfish, seahorses and rays, oh my!
Get ready to be delighted! The Aquarium du Québec is a local treasure. Beautifully landscaped, cleverly organized, and family friendly, the aquarium is a sure bet for all ages, from …
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News Digest for August 15, 2012
English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TMusing the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 years! Newsstand LocationsSubscribe online access – only …
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CQSB Students compete at Quebec Summer Games
While London, England was hosting the world for the 2012 Summer Olympics, the city of Shawinigan, Quebec hosted the Quebec Summer Games 2012. Athletes from 19 different regions of Quebec …
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Auberge Saint-Antoine offers Grape Harvest package
Shortly after receiving the prestigious 2012 Top City Hotel in Canada Award from Travel and Leisure Magazine in New York City, the Auberge Saint-Antoine announced its newest novelty. Guests will …
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A glimpse of Quebec City through the eyes of Harold Rhéaume
Harold Rhéaume, a choreographer and contemporary dancer, is one of Quebec City’s native sons. This month, his second outdoor modern dance creation, Je me souviens, took spectators on a unique …
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Canadian journalists honoured at Olympic Games
The P&G Olympic House hosted an event on Friday, August 3, honouring the 100 journalists who have covered 10 or more Olympic Games over their career. The breakfast reception was …
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New OSQ conductor starts off Classik music festival
Quebec City’s summer classical music festival began last Wednesday with the first performance of the Orchestre Symphonique de Québec’s new musical director Fabien Gabel. The Classik, which took place from …
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Sunim’s story: Buddhist monk travels across Canada
Daeung Sunim chose to become a Buddhist monk in Korea at nineteen years old. His mother said, “No, others do, not you,” but his father accepted the decision more easily. …
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