The sun was shining and the cold beer was flowing in Quebec City’s Old Port last weekend. Espace 400e, on Quai Saint-André overlooking the Bassin Louise, was the place to…
On August 12, the port of Quebec City received a cruise ship which first stopped in its harbour nearly 50 years ago, but under a different name and a very…
Last Friday evening, Sandra Bender launched her first CD, Songs for my Mother, at an intimate concert for friends and music lovers at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. In…
After a 23-day trip to Scotland during which time they attended the Halkirk Highland Games, and a five-day trip to Ontario where they hosted a Clan Gunn tent at the…
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) Vice-Chief Ron Swain is urging Aboriginal people to participate in the federal election in any way they can. “Those who have time can volunteer on a…
If the sky is still falling and newspapers with it, then it’s a good idea to look at the numbers. A Net Advertising Volume Canada Interim Report looking at advertising…
Quebec City is full of stories. Hundreds of years of history and legends of course, but also the unique stories of its residents. Everyone has a story – from the…
Steve Lemelin and Annie Pelletier’s youngest child, Émeric, was born on August 31, 2011, in Lévis. Shortly after his birth, he suffered a brain hemorrhage and had to be transferred…
1865The Morning ChronicleWe have again to record one of those fiery visitations for which Quebec has obtained such an unenviable reputation. A destructive fire which burned with intense fury from…
Rue Haldimand, a street near Château Frontenac in the Old Town, is named in honour of Sir Frederick Haldimand (1718-1791), born in Switzerland, the son of a civil servant. His…