Speed skating has come a long way since its debuts in Scandinavia and Holland in the 16th century. At first, caribou bones were attached to boots; steel blades were designed …

The National Assembly has given the Committee on Institutions the mandate to hold public consultations concerning Bill 60: Charter affirming the values of State secularism and religious neutrality and of …

The fourth annual Marché de Noël de la Jacques-Cartier will be held on December 6, 7, 8 and 13,14,15 by the Grange of the Presbytère located at 119 – 1ère …

The Planet Smashers were Quebec City in early November. The crowd that came to Le Cercle nightclub to see the popular ska-punk band first heard two opening acts. The first …

On November 27, the Musée de la civilisation du Québec recently opened the doors to its new permanent exhibition – This is our story: First Nations and Inuit in the …

What more appropriate way to start a literary feast than cocktails in the library of the Morrin Centre in Old Quebec? As guests arrived, each was cordially greeted with a …

The Seminary of Quebec: A Living Heritage is the latest in a series of guidebooks that architectural historian and president of Mendel Tours David Mendel has been working on for …

The McMahon Hall of St. Patrick’s Church was decked out last Saturday for the Catholic Women’s League (CWL) annual Christmas Tea and Sale. The room was colourful and inviting, decorated …

The chefs of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity outdid themselves again this year! Carter Hall was filled with tables of contented diners enjoying turkey dinners, complete with fluffy mashed …

For Irish Heritage Quebec’s first meeting after Remembrance Day, John O’Connor and special guest RCAF Capt. (ret.) Louis Cliche gave a talk highlighting Victoria Cross recipients who had special connections …