That is exactly what Limoilou needs,” my friend, a Limoilou resident, said as we passed a soon-to-be-opened cooperative art gallery on 3e Avenue. “More art!”  On May 4, the Chez …

Members of the board of directors, staff and volunteers and partners of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec (LHSQ) gathered at a cocktail party held at the Morrin Centre …

At the Trinity ACW Spring Coffee Party, Sam and Madeline Stewart try to decide what they might choose from the rummage sale table, before enjoying coffee and tea biscuits at …

Understanding the reason for mass migration is key to understanding how to help refugees and asylum-seekers. This was one message discussed at the Building Hope: Protecting Development event held at …

The Municipality of Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier is working on a history of its cemeteries. The purpose of the project is to identify all the people who have been interred there, to restore …

On May 7, local artist Tanya Morand opened an exhibit of her latest works Sacoche, atelier, maison: correspondances (purse, studio, house: correspondence) in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Library, formerly St. Matthew’s Church …

On May 6, in celebration of Valcartier’s 200th anniversay, a painting of the John Neilson house was presented by Audrey Dacres Smith and family to the Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Municipality.  The painting …

A breezy but sunny spring day was perfect for the inauguration of the Plains of Abraham Trail on May 5 by Canadian Heritage minister Mélanie Joly, Quebec City Mayor Régis Labeaume …

The long awaited warmth of spring is a sure sign of seafood season. To launch the season’s promotional campaign, the Association québécoise de l’Industrie de la Pêche (AQIP, Quebec fishing …