Côte de Sillery is named in honour of Noël Brulart de Sillery (1577-1640), a French diplomat who, upon renouncing worldly things and taking holy orders, donated his fortune to found …

The Family Gallery that opened in the central pavilion of the Musée national des Beaux-Arts du Québec (MNBAQ) on June 24 this year had what executive director Line Ouellet referred …

The circus was definitely “in town” last weekend.  While the Cirque du Soleil kept folks amused with its giant egg at the Videotron Centre last week, the Orchestre symphonique de …

The Cirque du Soleil’s OVO celebrates the natural world, a world teeming with insect life in all its glorious colours and shapes. OVO delighted its audience on opening night, November …

Have you ever had recurring nightmares so terrible that you wished morning would come so you could wake up and never have those dreams again?  This is the reason for …

The Grand Théâtre was filled with young families and little girls dressed as princesses and fairies. Magic sparkled throughout the building on November 27, even before the Ballet de Québec …

The Clap Cinéma was the place to be on November 25 when it showed the black and white movie Harry: Portrait d’un détective privé. In this film, director Maxime Desruisseaux, …

Wendake’s fifth First Nations Book Fair,  Kwahiatonhk!, dominated the events calendar in the community last weekend.   Kwahiatonhk‘s official opening was held on November 25 at the Maison de la …

On Wednesday November 9, 2016, Ste-Foy Elementary School held our yearly yard clean up. Students and staff also gathered to have a memorial to celebrate SFE school psychologist, Mr. Roger …

Sir Joseph Patrick “Joe” Sutcliffe, whose interview with Irish Heritage Quebec was covered in our November 16, 2016, edition, was among the Canadians who landed on the beaches of Normandy …