Rue Churchill is named in honour of Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, a British statesman and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945 and from 1951 to …

My journey to becoming a writer took shape in my teenage years, when I was involved with Quebec High School’s student newspaper The Scoop. Years later, while attending McGill University, …

One of the Quebec City music scene’s best-known voices has gone silent. Bluesman Bob Walsh died Tuesday at 68 of complications from a heart attack.  Walsh grew up in an …

On November 16, Livres Trois Canons bookstore welcomed guests to a special book launch to meet Canadian humorist and columnist Ross Murray as he launched his debut novel, A Hole …

Two Quebec City-based marketing mavericks – one in retail, one in music – have teamed up for a cross-country Christmas adventure. The Lost Fingers, a group known almost as much …

Some 500 truckers, workers and owners of small transport companies from all over Quebec gathered in front of the Quebec National Assembly on Saturday, November 19. Early in the afternoon, …

On the cold, windy, moonlit evening of November 11, a group of brave people entered Mount Hermon Cemetery. There among the tombstones, they encountered performers and empty chairs. For two …

On November 11, while watching the sailors of the Royal Canadian Navy marching at the head of the parade to the Croix du Sacrifice, I was reminded of my visit …

It was supposed to be another nail biter, another close game for the Université Laval Rouge et Or football team in the Uteck Cup. Instead it was over just after …