The moods of a river are are best expressed by the nature of its falls or rapids, and the Chaudière River is one of the most expressive.  The Parc des …

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The Village Nordik is open for business! For the first time, the Port of Quebec is welcoming ice fishing on the Louise Basin as well as skating on a one-kilometre …

As the nation mourns the deaths of six humanitarian workers as a result of an attack by heavily armed gunmen on a cafe and hotel in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, on …

Memory, one of life’s essentials, is taken for granted by most of us. Without it, learning and functioning become difficult tasks. People suffering from Alzheimer’s disease face such difficulties on …

In the cosy confines of the Morrin Centre on a crisp winter’s night, the melodious voice of Laurie Gough fell like powdered snow around the room, coating the luscious ideas …

The Club Musical, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year, held the second of its series of Retour dans le Temps concerts at the Maison de la littérature, the …

This street is named in honour of Louis St. Laurent*, the prime minister of Canada from 1948-1957. He was born in Compton, a village in the Eastern Townships in 1882. …

Winter Carnival festivities and celebrations are gearing up throughout the city! Everywhere, locals and visitors are embracing the winter and participating despite cooler temperatures. Duchess Amélie Godin’s fundraising event in …