Avenue Monk is named in honour of Sir James Monk (1745-1826), who was born in Boston but grew up in Halifax. He was a lawyer, public servant, politician and judge….
1866The Morning ChronicleWe understand that a claim has been preferred by the contractors of the Quebec and Levis ferry upon the military authorities for payment of four hundred fares for…
Born and raised in northwestern New Brunswick, near Edmundston, I started my career as a Coast Guard radio operator for a year in Yarmouth, N.S., then spent the next seven…
Most Quebecers see little risk of an earthquake rocking their homes during their lifetime. However, the Canadian government thinks otherwise. According to a government website, Canada’s geography features several major…
In August 1943 and in September 1944, Quebec hosted two important meetings between British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and American President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Significant decisions were taken at these…
The St. Lawrence Lions men’s and women’s golf teams are on their way to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, for this year’s Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Golf Nationals, from October…
Mark Brennan, executive director of Mount Hermon Cemetery, invites members of the community to take part in a special Remembrance Ceremony and Commemoration of Victoria Cross recipient Sir Richard E.W….
Sillery has a rich history which can now be discovered at the Domaine Cataraqui. Last month the large estate on Chemin Saint-Louis unveiled its newest feature, an interpretation center located…
From October 21 to November 5, the Morrin Centre and Hérôle will host an all-new interactive Halloween experience. The former prison will open its doors, its cells and its darkened…
It’s that time of year again! Time to pick up some real book bargains – most sell for only $1 – and stock up on some reading for those long,…