Rue Longfellow in Sainte-Foy is named to honour the famous Romantic poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882), who was born in Portland, Maine. Every student has been introduced to the works…
On November 19, Quebec High School students gathered in the school gymnasium to watch teams competing in the second annual Q Factor talent show modelled on the popular British reality…
Cruising down the river”….♫♪♫♪Well, it wasn’t a Sunday afternoon, and the sun wasn’t above, but the Silver Whisper certainly put one in the mood to go cruising down the river…
Carter Hall was stuffed with some 100 people who gobbled down their turkey dinners in record time last Saturday evening. Tables decorated with red poinsettias on white tablecloths encircled by green…
All the leaves are gone and the sky is grey, but the art and music of the Aurian Haller Band can certainly put some colour in your life. Aurian Haller and…
November 27 and 28 will be a big weekend in Quebec City for sports fans! The Vanier Cup final will be played out at Université Laval and will capture the…
It’s the oddest expression. Ever wonder why we say “the bee’s knees?”Do bees even have knees?! It all started with another expression, still used today. The expression “the be-all and [the]…
The delightful and delicious German Marketplace will be open in the Jardin de l’Hôtel de Ville beside and in front of Quebec City Hall from November 27 to December 20….
What if you could help save the planet, save money, and get rid of dangerous chemicals and plastic bottles in your home. You can do all this with simple ingredients…
Issue November 18, 2015 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…