While I was at the library of the Morrin Centre this past week, three ladies walked in, eyes raised in awe as they looked around the room, drinking in the …

We all know that Thanksgiving is a very popular holiday in our neighbouring country to the south, the United States of America, but how do Canadians living abroad celebrate this …

The Master, which hit theatres on September 28, is a tale told by writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson (Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood) and set in America’s post-World …

When readers think of Nova Scotia and the Bay of Fundy, Evangeline and Arcadia and big ships may come to mind. Fresh sea food, farmers markets, and roadside farm stands …

When frost chills the air and leaves begin to glow, gardeners usually resign themselves to clean-up and harvest preservation. However, autumn is an ideal time to put creativity to work, …

QCT readers may recall the March 7, 2012, article – “A tale of two Stradivariuses” – about Stéphane Tétreault who became the custodian of a six million dollar Stradivarius cello …

Café Babylone will partner with The Quebec City Jazz Festival starting October 16 for a full week of New Orleans‑inspired sounds. The café had launched its complete cultural calendar on …

The Champlain St. Lawrence Lions golf team won their eleventh provincial title since 2000 this past weekend at the Lac St-Joseph Golf Course. Fred Colgan’s team played a cumulative 614 …

For over three decades Comhaltas (pronounced Cole-tiss) concert tours have performed at various centres around the globe. These concerts have been a consistent link between Ireland, the Irish Diaspora and …