Imagine a magic circle ringed in fire, giant images projected onto huge towered screens as backdrops and an extravaganza of coloured beams of red, green, blue and white light spotting …

Université Laval will receive funding, totalling $37 924 000 that, will allow to upgrade its teaching and research infrastructures. The joints investments, involving both the provincial and federal governments, will …

Sharon Little’s retirement plan has less to do with her own future than it does with preserving the collective past. Though still a few years away from retirement, Little, chief …

Letter to the Editor – CQSB Bill 88 has been a topic of extensive discussion at the Council of Commissioners of the Central Québec School Board and the Ministère de …

Ask for a taxi drive to Collique, a shanty town in the suburban area of Lima, Peru, and watch the driver’s reaction; chances are he will refuse to get you …

As the world turns wide-opened eyes toward Tehran, where clashes and riots have erupted almost every day following the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, many members of Quebec City’s Iranian …

Metro Inc. is using contingency plans to supply its Quebec City area super markets following a “surprise” walkout last week by 180 union employees at its Newton Street warehouse. The …

A 16-year-old student-athlete at St. Patrick’s High School has survived the third of cuts in the competition to represent Quebec in the Canada Football Cup this month in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. …

Quebec City native Joël Poitras Gagnon has been named a winner of the Fred Sherratt Award this year. The annual award is given to 12 post-secondary students from various music …