On May 6, in celebration of Valcartier’s 200th anniversay, a painting of the John Neilson house was presented by Audrey Dacres Smith and family to the Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Municipality. The painting was…
On May 7, local artist Tanya Morand opened an exhibit of her latest works Sacoche, atelier, maison: correspondances (purse, studio, house: correspondence) in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Library, formerly St. Matthew’s Church…
A breezy but sunny spring day was perfect for the inauguration of the Plains of Abraham Trail on May 5 by Canadian Heritage minister Mélanie Joly, Quebec City Mayor Régis Labeaume…
The long awaited warmth of spring is a sure sign of seafood season. To launch the season’s promotional campaign, the Association québécoise de l’Industrie de la Pêche (AQIP, Quebec fishing…
On Thursday, May 5, 2016, Emilie & Ogden played to a packed house at Le Cercle. Born in Ontario, Emilie Kahn grew up in Quebec. The singer-songwriter named her harp…
It was an emotional journey for David McNeil as he recounted the life of one of the greatest goalies in Canadian hockey – not because it was a hockey player’s…
On April 28, Champlain–St. Lawrence French teacher Suzanne Lemay organized the sixth annual Leucan Shaved Head Challenge. This year, two teachers and one student raised over $3,400 to help families…
On April 28, 2016, the Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) and its members and stakeholders were thrilled to announce that community sector organizations that provide direct support to over one…
In cooperation with Le Clap movie theatre, the Musée de la Civilisation on Rue Dalhousie in Old Quebec is presenting a series of grand operas filmed at the Royal Opera…
1866The Morning ChronicleThe First of May – To-day commences one of the minor miseries of human life for very many of those who have not the advantage of being house-owners….