The moods of a river are are best expressed by the nature of its falls or rapids, and the Chaudière River is one of the most expressive. The Parc des Chutes-de-la-Chaudière,…
Issue January 27, 2016 English News Serving Quebec City since 1764since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TMusing the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 years!Ipad version great for those who…
The Village Nordik is open for business! For the first time, the Port of Quebec is welcoming ice fishing on the Louise Basin as well as skating on a one-kilometre…
As the nation mourns the deaths of six humanitarian workers as a result of an attack by heavily armed gunmen on a cafe and hotel in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, on…
Memory, one of life’s essentials, is taken for granted by most of us. Without it, learning and functioning become difficult tasks. People suffering from Alzheimer’s disease face such difficulties on…
In the cosy confines of the Morrin Centre on a crisp winter’s night, the melodious voice of Laurie Gough fell like powdered snow around the room, coating the luscious ideas…
The Club Musical, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year, held the second of its series of Retour dans le Temps concerts at the Maison de la littérature, the…
1866The Morning ChronicleYesterday evening at the Grande-Allée drill-shed, some twenty-two men of the Wellington Rifles turned out in rather miscellaneous head-gear. They did so, inasmuch as they had never received…
This street is named in honour of Louis St. Laurent*, the prime minister of Canada from 1948-1957. He was born in Compton, a village in the Eastern Townships in 1882….
Winter Carnival festivities and celebrations are gearing up throughout the city! Everywhere, locals and visitors are embracing the winter and participating despite cooler temperatures.Duchess Amélie Godin’s fundraising event in support…