Rue Saunders is named in honour of Admiral Charles Saunders (1715-1775) of the Royal Navy. Saunders commanded the fleet that brought General James Wolfe to Quebec in 1759.  Saunders sailed …

John Neilson and his buddy Alexander Wolff had a wonderful send-off at Valcartier Elementary School on December 19. The students had had so much fun teaching Mr. Neilson about modern …

More than 500,000 LED lights illuminated the Aquarium du Québec for its ninth annual Festi Lumière. The festival takes place outdoors and this year features new lighting projections on the …

On January 2, 2017, music lovers welcomed the New Year with the Hommage à Vienne at the Grand Théâtre de Québec. International champion ballroom dancers and members of the Kiev-Aniko …

Perhaps one of the more popular attractions this month at the Aquarium du Québec, outshining the hundreds of thousands of lights deployed for Festi Lumière, are the two pairs of …

The 1960s and 1970s don’t evoke particularly pleasant memories for many English-speaking Quebecers. As the sovereigntist movement gained momentum and debates around politics and language grew nasty, thousands of Anglophones …

The Ville de Québec proudly announced on December 9 that it has been voted North America’s best winter destination for the holiday season (Best Winter Wonderland), thanks to a popular …

The National Battlefields Commission (NBC) offers visitors wonderful winter moments to spend with family and friends in the very heart of Quebec City. History lovers and snowshoeing enthusiasts will enjoy …

Over five years after submitting its proposal to the government of Canada, the municipality of Métis-sur-Mer is the new owner of the Point-Mitis Lightstation, including the lighthouse itself and three …