Students at Ste-Foy Elementary are bringing in bags full of groceries and raising money through the Turkey Can initiative, organized by Ed Sweeney at local Central Quebec School Board schools. …

The history of St. John Street Protestant Cemetery, known today as St. Matthew’s Cemetery, and St. Matthew’s Anglican Church on Rue Saint-Jean goes back more than two centuries.   The …

Rue Liszt is a short street in the Loretteville area of Quebec City, named in honour of the pianist, composer and educator Franz Liszt. Born in 1811 in Hungary, his …

The only thing that was missing was a partridge in a pear tree . . .  There were ten pipers piping, five drummers drumming, two ladies dancing and one woman …

A special exhibit awaits the young and the young-at-heart at the Musée national des Beaux-Arts du Québec (MNBAQ) during the holiday season, until the end of January 2016.  Inspired by Chambre …

It was cuteness overload this weekend when Santa Claus showed up to a room full of excited preschoolers at the annual Mom’s Nite Out (MNO) Christmas party. The party was …

These past few weeks, the CEGEP St. Lawrence (SLC) community, through its Amnesty International (AI) group, offered their time and support to the Syrian refugees expected to arrive in Quebec …

The ethereal spoken-word poetry of Rae Marie Taylor reminds the listener of – as another Quebec City poet, Michel Pleau, once put it – the moments between moments, the moments …

Over the past five years, according to statistics from Quebec’s Ministry of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion, over 260,000 people from outside Canada have chosen to make their home in the …