The Sunday preceding November 11 is designated by most churches as Remembrance Sunday, the day when worshippers commemorate members of their congregation who served and died for our freedom. On …

The Prix d’Excellence that was awarded to the Anglican Diocese of Quebec last week for The King’s Gift exhibit and for David Mendel’s guide book about the Cathedral of the …

On November 5, at the fourth Forum on Religious Heritage, the Conseil du Patrimoine religieux du Québec awarded the Prix d’Excellence to the Fiducie du Patrimoine culturel des Augustines (Augustinian …

Join us to celebrate the holiday season!  VEQ, in partnership with the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, is pleased to invite you and your family to join us at …

The Ville de Québec informs citizens that the Place D’Youville skating rink will be open to the public on Saturday, December 5. The rink opens later than usual because the …

Avenue Kilmarnock is named for the city of Kilmarnock, Scotland, whence John MacNider came in the late 1700s. The MacNiders were among the first Scottish families to settle in Quebec …

On November 13, local jazz enthusiasts filled Espace Hypérion, the Jesuit Chapel at the corner of Rue d’Auteuil and Rue Dauphine in the Old City, for a concert featuring Montreal’s …

The stories of Marie-Josephte Corriveau, the beautiful but infamous convicted murderess from Saint-Vallier, are widespread and colourful. The common theme of the stories is the gibbet, the gruesome metal cage …

On November 10, the Musée Royal 22e Régiment (R22eR) at the Quebec Citadelle unveiled its latest temporary exhibit. PARA: Out of the Clouds features the parachuting skills of members of …