On Friday, November the 13th, terrorist attacks on innocent people enjoying leisure time in restaurants, cafés, a concert hall and a sports arena in Paris claimed the lives of at…
The Sunday preceding November 11 is designated by most churches as Remembrance Sunday, the day when worshippers commemorate members of their congregation who served and died for our freedom. On…
The Prix d’Excellence that was awarded to the Anglican Diocese of Quebec last week for The King’s Gift exhibit and for David Mendel’s guide book about the Cathedral of the…
On November 5, at the fourth Forum on Religious Heritage, the Conseil du Patrimoine religieux du Québec awarded the Prix d’Excellence to the Fiducie du Patrimoine culturel des Augustines (Augustinian…
Join us to celebrate the holiday season! VEQ, in partnership with the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, is pleased to invite you and your family to join us at our…
The Ville de Québec informs citizens that the Place D’Youville skating rink will be open to the public on Saturday, December 5. The rink opens later than usual because the…
1865The Morning ChronicleThe unusual heat of the weather has resuscitated swarms of mosquitoes. A whole host of them attacked the passengers on the Levis Ferry boats the day before yesterday,…
Avenue Kilmarnock is named for the city of Kilmarnock, Scotland, whence John MacNider came in the late 1700s. The MacNiders were among the first Scottish families to settle in Quebec…
On November 13, local jazz enthusiasts filled Espace Hypérion, the Jesuit Chapel at the corner of Rue d’Auteuil and Rue Dauphine in the Old City, for a concert featuring Montreal’s…
The stories of Marie-Josephte Corriveau, the beautiful but infamous convicted murderess from Saint-Vallier, are widespread and colourful. The common theme of the stories is the gibbet, the gruesome metal cage…