April 6 is Tartan Day in Canada, a day when Scots or those of Scottish descent celebrate their heritage in a variety of ways. In Quebec City the day marks …

The Champlain-St. Lawrence Theatre Company recently presented the play Ubu Roi. Written by French playwright Alfred Jarry (1873-1907) and directed by the company’s own Suzanne Lemay, it features a Polish …

After an impressive 5-2 road-win against the regular season champions, Cégep Lionel-Groulx, last Sunday, the St. Lawrence Lions were in a position to close the semi-final series in Ancienne-Lorette on …

The Ville de Québec wishes to inform the public of traffic restrictions on two streets in the Montcalm district as of Tuesday, April 1, for a period of about 10 …

A Good Friday Walk with the Cross will take place in Vieux-Québec on the evening of Friday, April 18. The ecumenical and bilingual celebration features a silent and prayerful walk …

The Chief Electoral Officer of Québec Jacques Drouin wishes to set the record straight concerning an article that appeared in the March 28, 2014, edition of Le Soleil suggesting preparations …

Sure, it’s hot in Quebec City in August. And it’ll be a lot hotter this summer. In August, a world-renowned Afro-Brazilian dance specialist will touch down here for the first …

On March 2, 2014, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced that, in June this year, he would lead a Canadian delegation to France to take part in events marking the 70th …

At the Maison des Jésuites de Sillery there is a new exhibit on the ceinture fléchée and other uses of the craft of of finger weaving. The ceinture fléchée or …

Over 800 students at 14 cooking schools across the province of Quebec recently participated in the 11th year of La Semaine des Écoles hôtelières. During the week, three Quebec City …