Sporting hard hats, safety boots and glasses, and bright neon vests, project director Jean Rochette and Mayor Régis Labeaume gave journalists a guided tour on September 15 of the construction …

Rue Christie is a quaint little street in Old Quebec between Rue Couillard and Rue Garneau, near Côte de la Fabrique. It is named in honour of lawyer Robert Christie …

Despite rainy and windy conditions, the Jeffery Hale Friends’ Foundation golf tournament definitely hit it onto the “green” by raising $20,000 to support the Jeffery Hale in providing health and …

The QCT team was busy at the annual Voice of English-speaking Quebec Fall Fest at St. Vincent’s Elementary School on Saturday. We spoke to longtime and future subscribers, reconnected with …

On September 18, Scotland held its long-awaited referendum seeking independence from the Parliament of Westminster. One simple question was asked to all resident citizens: “Should Scotland be an independent country?” …

Participants in Lifelong Learning, an on-going series of informative and informal learning opportunities offered in English in the Quebec City area, will be visiting the 19th-century Cathedral of the Holy …

For newcomers, Quebec City can seem overwhelmingly French. But the city is also home to many other linguistic and cultural groups. Società Dante Alighieri, an organization dedicated to promoting and …

Founded in 1848, Mount Hermon Cemetery is a true garden-cemetery, a historical landmark and a place of peace. Mount Hermon invites you to its first Day of Inspiration. If you …

No one was turned away for lack of a bow-tie at the opening celebration of the Festival de Cinéma de la Ville de Québec Thursday night at the Palais Montcalm. …