Issue July 15, 2015 English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TMusing the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 years!Ipad version great for…
Country music finally came to the Festival d’Été de Québec (FEQ) when Australian heart-throb Keith Urban took the festival stage on July 10. Thousands of fans moseyed onto the Plains…
The first gold medals awarded at the Pan Am Games in Toronto on Saturday, July 11, were won by the Canadian women’s K-4 500 metres Flat Canoeing Rowing team: Émilie…
For the eleventh year in a row, August has been dedicated to Archaeology Month activities across the province. Digs, public talks, workshops, guided tours and visits will be offered in…
On Thursday, July 23, the third concert in the Midi en Musique series presented by the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity will feature two of the most exciting chamber musicians…
1865The Morning ChronicleBetween Wednesday night and yesterday morning, the premises occupied by Messrs. Daly & Co, ship-chandlers in Lower Town, were entered by burglars and robbed of a very large…
Avenue James-Lemoine is named in honour of James MacPherson Lemoine (1825-1912), a lawyer, ornithologist, folklorist and historian. Born in Quebec City of a Scottish mother and French-Canadian father, Lemoine was…
Jacob Sweeney and Peter Weston are old friends home from university for the summer. Early on a hot afternoon in July, many young adults in their position might be just…
Long-time Quebec City resident and retired Université Laval Geography professor Dean Louder recently returned from Winnipeg, Manitoba, where he received a Doctor of Laws degree, (honoris causa) on June 1…
The Festival d’Opéra de Québec celebrates its fifth anniversary this year. From July 23 to August 5, the voices of opera artists will again resound from a host of venues…