Place George-V and the streets on its east and west sides, located in front of the Armoury on Grande Allée, were named after King George V (1865-1936). He was King…
Rachel Collet is a freelance photographer from Sarasota, Florida, who recently relocated to picturesque Quebec City to be with family. She has a background in paralegal studies; however, after finishing…
The Club musical de Québec, Canada’s oldest classical music society, will mark 125 years in 2016. To celebrate this milestone anniversary, artistic director Marie Fortin unveiled the 2015-2016 program on…
The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec (LHSQ) held its 191st annual general meeting on March 30. Twenty-seven members attended the meeting, which was held in College Hall at the…
Fashionistas from Champlain-St. Lawrence took over the Hôtel le Concorde ballroom last Friday evening. The organizing team stayed true to the city’s reputation as a centre for the fashion-conscious. The…
Well, I thought we were finished with “Irish” month, but this story about the owner of a certain “green” pub in the Old Town deserves to be told. While searching for…
On Saturday, March 28, the Rhapsodes gave a concert that, for me, summed up the Easter story the way Handel’s Messiah tells the life story of Christ. Music lovers at…
ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, and the soldiers in those forces became known as Anzacs. Early on the morning of April 25, 1915, during the First…
On March 26, 2015, students from the Quebec High School’s Senior Leadership class put on a MINI-Leadership Camp for second-grade students at Holland Elementary School at Camp Le Saisonnier in…
Wanting nothing but success for students is what teachers strive for every day and when they achieve it, it is as satisfying for the teacher as it is for the…