The Québec Chaudière-Appalaches region of the Réseau du Sport Étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) started play in all their sports for 2017 soon after the Christmas break.Back on the court, the…
Crashed IceQuebec City native Steven Cox, the grandson of QCT writer Bill Cox, has started his first 2017 Ice Cross Downhill season, popularly known as the Red Bull Crashed Ice.The…
So far, the cold, crisp weather has been perfect for Quebec City’s 63rd Winter Carnival, which will begin on Friday, January 27, and end on Sunday, February 12. Construction of Bonhomme’s…
If you’re wondering where your parents were on Friday night, they were probably at the Capitole de Québec dancing the night away to American classics like Roy Orbison’s “Pretty Woman”…
Not that we are lacking in examples of stark differences between the Canadian and American systems of government, but the last week has brought into the spotlight how the two…
After last year’s successful production of Norm Foster’s Opening Night, the Quebec Art Company (QAC) is returning with another of Foster’s hilarious comedies. Arguably Canada’s most produced playwright, Foster has…
The former Boucherie Bégin on Rue Saint-Jean has a colourful new look these days, ever since Phelipe Soldevila and Olivier De Serres completed their mural covering the façade of the…
1867The Morning ChronicleA mascarade on the ice took place at Routier’s Rink, St. Olivier street. The rink was thronged with spectators and the crowd of grotesquely attired masqueraders moving gaily to…
Rue Stanley-Cosgrove is named in honour of Stanley Cosgrove, an artist born of Irish and French parentage in Montreal in 1911. Cosgrove studied at the École des Beaux-Arts de Montréal…
Moisson Québec has put out an urgent plea for more people who can offer their help on a regular basis, a half-day or a full day each week, between 8…