Above: The 78th Fraser Highlanders bagpipe ensemble performed last week at the annual Fête de la Nouvelle France, which for the fi rst time included Celtic, Irish and Scottish influences. …

Trinity Church in Sainte-Foy has a new minister, albeit a part time one, after having spent the past nine months without an ordained leader. The Venerable Bruce Myers is the …

Over 100 activities will take place throughout the province in August as part of Archeology month. “Archeology allows people to connect with their heritage, and local history,” says archeologist and …

Construction on Oak avenue in Sillery is expected to end at the beginning of October. The city has not busted its $2,2 million budget for changing the aqueduct and sewage …

Under a vast blue sky dotted with cloud puffs, the Huron-Wendat nation gathered to honour one of theirs at this year’s annual pow wow organized by Tourisme Wendake. François Vincent …

Canada is a maritime nation and has the longest coastline in the world. In this country, where so many live by and from the sea, safe and accessible waterways are …

Caldor is a macho man in every way, especially when it comes to the fairer sex. And he does little, if anything, to conceal his contempt, often voicing his feelings …

Passersby on Chemin St-Louis should begin seeing the framework for the expansion adjacent to the Saint Brigid’s Home sometime after Labor Day. Workers began digging the hole for the addition, …

Ten percent more Quebecers over the age of 65 remained active in the work force between 1991 and 2006, according to Statistics Canada. By the year 2011, Statistics Canada says …