The Morrin Centre is hosting the second annual Arts Alive! festival in Quebec City from Friday, July 1, to Sunday, July 3. Join us for three days of indoor and…
EXMURO arts publics and the City of Québec have announced that 12 oversized and unconventional works of art known collectively as Les Passages Insolites will brighten up the Lower Town…
Hop, skip, jump, run, bike. These are just some of the activities that helped Ste-Foy Elementary School capture the win at this year’s Grand Défi Pierre-Lavoie. Ste-Foy was one of…
1866The Morning ChronicleFenianism, after rising for a brief space of time to dignity of an excitement, has once more turned out a complete fizzle. The grand projected campaign against Montreal…
Avenue McCartney in the Sainte-Foy district of Quebec City was named in honour of the McCartney family, who farmed in this area for several decades. Norman McCartney, born in 1900,…
Adults and children alike took a seat in the barber’s chair to have their heads shaved in Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier last Saturday. One 13-year old girl had her long, beautiful locks cut…
Colours brought the school ground at Ste-Foy Elementary to life on Saturday as students, parents and guests participated in the school’s first annual ABAM Rainbow Run. “Now that we know…
On June 8 and 16, the Quebec City Festival ComédiHa! welcomed home town comic Mike Ward who is presenting shows in English at the Théâtre du Petit-Champlain. His reputation for…
At their first performance on Saturday evening, Les As de Choeur did a superb job of presenting Stephen Sondheim’s musical comedy Into the Woods. True, there was a last-minute technical…
Professor Maurice Bric of University College Dublin recently gave a talk to members of Irish Heritage Quebec (IHQ) entitled Ireland and Quebec: Connections and Challenges During the Early 19th Century….