History is within ourselves” says Louisa Blair, one of the organizers of the Visions of Community: My First Quebec Memory – and Yours? This three-part mixed-media workshop being held at …

Local graffiti artists are adding a touch of colour to Bonhomme’s Ice Palace during this year’s Quebec Winter Carnival. Visitors to the Palace can observe and interact with the artists …

Work is proceeding apace on the Big Air structure in downtown Quebec City at the Îlot Fleurie which starts next week! This 12th edition of the Freestyle Ski and Snowboard …

Dufferin Terrace is buzzing with Winter Carnival activities and the main attraction is the historical toboggan slide or glissade. Located on the picturesque boardwalk overlooking the St. Lawrence River beside …

Avenue Socrate is named in honour of the classic Greek philosopher Socrates, who was born in Athens circa 470 BC and died there circa 399 BC. He is considered to …

Once again this year, the Get Out of the Red tourtière lunch and auction was held at the Jeffery Hale Pavilion. On January 20, the auction helped get the Community …

During opening weekend, Winter Carnival sites were buzzing with people of all ages. They were barrelling down the ice slide on the ramparts behind Bonhomme’s Ice Palace, playing human-sized Foosball …

On Saturday, February 18, the Société des établissements de plein air du Québec (Sépaq) will open 13 of Quebec’s parks to the general public, absolutely free of charge, offering outdoor …

On January 26, the Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) launched a letter-writing campaign in partnership with the Assemblée de la Francophonie de l’Ontario, our sister association in Ontario. The campaign …