Céine Dion, reigning queen of the concert stage, performed five amazing concerts in Quebec City between August 20 and 27.  For her first performance at the new venue, the Videotron …

Rue du Parc-Feeney is named in honour of an Irish family who settled in Cap-Rouge in the 19th century.  Daniel Feeney came to Canada from Ireland in the early 1800s …

The Voice of English-speaking Quebec (VEQ) held a picnic in the Parc du Bois-de-Coulonge last Saturday, August 20. Some 40 newcomers to Quebec City enjoyed sandwiches, fruit and veggies, after …

A global celebration of helicopters known as “World Helicopter Day” took place on August 21. Created in 2015 by an Australian helicopter pilot named Mick Collin, the event, soon to be …

Last weekend Quebec City hosted North America’s largest Francophone Celtic festival. Competitors from across Canada participated in the fourth Highland Games, played this year at the Parc de l’Esplanade. Visitors …

For the fifth year in a row, EnGrEnAgE threw a party on August 20 in the culturally and economically diverse neighbourhood of Saint-Roch. Activities took place on the parvis of …

The topography of the river sides of Quebec City’s Upper Town results in two diametrically opposed arrangements for access to the lower district. The slope facing the St. Charles River …

School will soon be back in session, and with the new school year come new schoolbooks, new supplies and new binders full of new homework. With so many new things …

1760 Bistro, on Boulevard Bastien, is Wendake’s new artistic centre. Not only does it house the Wendat-Huron community radio station CIHW FM 100.3, it is also a nightclub where the …

Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac held their first open-water swimming race on August 13. An Olympic discipline since 2008, this sport is growing in popularity. Sixty-seven swimmers registered for the long-awaited Nageons au Témis.  …