Avenue George-Carroll is named in honour of Henry George Carroll, who was born in Kamouraska, Quebec, of an Irish Catholic father, Michael Carroll, and a Scottish Protestant mother, Margaret Campbell. …

Music, dance, crafts, food, a carnival parade and soccer tournaments were all part of the celebration last weekend at the second annual MondoKarnaval. The event was held at the Cartier-Brébeuf …

On July 2, the Ville de Québec held a reception to welcome all newcomers who chose the City as their hometown. Every year, Mayor Régis Labeaume and his staff invite …

Canada Day was celebrated in grand fashion in Quebec City, despite heavy rain that persisted throughout the day. Organizers had ensured that there would be something for everyone to celebrate …

The sun came out on July 3 as Quebec City kicked off its 407th anniversary celebrations. In the first of several official events, Cardinal Gérald Lacroix welcomed residents and tourists …

The Reverend Leigh Sinclair led the congregation of Chalmers-Wesley United Church in worship for the first time on Sunday, July 5.  After a long drive across Canada from Slave Lake, …

Some of Quebec City’s most surprising and innovative English-language theatre can be found in an unexpected place this month – All Saints’ Chapel, a small chapel converted to a performance …

On July 2, artists and passers-by gathered in the Parc du Petit-Champlain for the launching of the second edition of Les Passages Insolites, a series of eccentric and surprising works …

The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd and two national anthems played on a vintage organ greeted members of the American Colony of Quebec, who celebrated their …

After two and half years, restoration and renovation of the Monastery adjacent to the Hôtel-Dieu hospital in Old Quebec are complete. The congregation of Augustinian sisters have occupied the site …