A note from Cathy: Recently someone asked me if I remembered the plane crash that happened near Quebec in the late 1940s or early 1950s. Although I was quite young …

For most people across Canada, the end of June and the beginning of July is a time to kick back, relax and enjoy those “lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer.” …

Quebec City is full of picturesque and noteworthy vistas and scenes. The QCT Mystery Photo Contest offers readers opportunities to appreciate the city from some well-known and less familiar angles. …

After years of fact-finding, expert analysis, interviews with people affected by TCE-tainted water, and almost a year of federal court proceedings, it would be a huge understatement to say that …

Aldo and Alli may not immediately come to mind when one hears the phrase ‘a match made in heaven.’ However, this unlikely couple has it pretty good, and they might …

On a hot summer’s evening, with threats of thunder showers, the second “sitting” of the 2nd annual Grande Soirée au Jardin at Quebec City’s fine arts museum on the Plains …

For many years now, archaeological excavations in Old Quebec have been uncovering key historical artifacts. A team of 15 Université Laval graduate and undergraduate students are sifting through the soil …

For the first time in 400 years, the Ursuline museum in the heart of the Old City has opened the convent garden to the public. The nuns themselves will act …