The Ville de Québec recently installed the sculpture Canot à glace at Pointe-à-Carcy overlooking the St. Lawrence River, where the famous ice-canoe races take place every winter. Canot à glace, by…
Well hidden in the austere and scientific atmosphere of the engineering department at Université Laval is one of the best-kept secrets of Quebec City, the Musée de Géologie René-Bureau. Set…
Shoppers and curiosity seekers alike crowded around a banner announcing “3DCanada” at the original Maison Simons in Old Quebec, momentarily forgetting the Festival d’Été and the outdoor circus that is…
Getting on a horse’s back gives some special riders the feeling of walking for the first time, being free of their wheelchair and feeling the wind in their hair.Annick Bedard…
Discreetly tucked behind a fence and sheltered by trees and shrubs at the corner of Grande Allée and Avenue Cartier is the charming white cottage known as the Maison Henry–Stuart. The…
These few words keep me going back to Frampton, a small town 75 kms south of Quebec City. Every year, Springbrook, the hill on which sits Christ Church and cemetery,…
The Association des Familles Leclerc, Le Clerc, Leclair, Leclaire and Leclère will hold its 12th annual reunion on Saturday, August 8, 2015, at the Donnacona Arena. Donnacona is also celebrating…
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Despite the rain and forbidding clouds, the fireworks celebrating Canada Day were set off in front of Grey Terrace on the Plains of Abraham as a few hundred brave souls…
Some 100 members of the Fraser and Lefebvre families from across North America and the Old Country (Scotland and England) came together in Quebec City last weekend to walk in…