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Early risers on November 14 were surely surprised to see seven enormous letters and an exclamation mark (!) spray-painted onto the facade of the Grand Théâtre facing Claire-Fontaine Street in …

As part of a cross-country tour launching his latest book The Impossible Dead, Ian Rankin recently visited Quebec, where reviewer Jim Napier discussed with Rankin his phenomenal career as the …

Franklin Toker is a professor of the History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh and the author of eight books for which he has won many prestigious …

Forty-six crews from Hydro-Québec travelled to Connecticut during the October 30, 2011, snowstorm that left some 900,000 homes without power. Electricity is one of those things many people take for …

On Wednesday, November 16, several Cegep Sainte-Foy students hosted an Irish Culture Day on campus for their classmates and faculty. The event featured several booths set up to showcase different …

The curtains are about to open on the Quebec Art Company’s production of Guys and Dolls. The popular Broadway musical has entertained live audiences for more than 60 years. Hailed …

Stylexchange opened on November 17 at Laurier Quebec (formerly known as Place Laurier) to the rhythm of two new Canadian talents, Randy Raymond and François Pruneau. Randy Raymond is a …

Peace be with you! Do you hear what I hear? “Not Christmas already?” Ah Yes! Christmas is just a few weeks away. The pre-Christmas period sparks a sort of frenzy …

This time last year, if you recall, the future of North America’s oldest newspaper was in peril. The Quebec Chronicle–Telegraph presses had all but stopped. Our traditional means of communication …