Stoneham resident Audrey Smith was recently honoured by Gérard Deltell, MNA for Chauveau, at the annual Volunteer Recognition evening held in the Knights of Columbus hall in Loretteville. Some 160…
Trinity Anglican Church has been on Chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois since the 1960s, but the congregation itself dates from 1825, when a “Chapel of Ease” was built on St. Stanislas Street…
Irish Heritage Quebec president Joe Lonergan gave a talk entitled Famous Irish Personalities Who Came to Quebec City at the group’s monthly meeting at McMahon Hall on February 9. Among…
The Glissades de Tewkesbury have been open since 1999 on the side of a mountain in the heart of the Jacques-Cartier River valley. At 50 metres in height, the slides…
On Thursday, February 19, at 5:30 p.m., the Orchestre symphonique de Québec (OSQ) will hold a fundraising activity in the Salle des Promotions of the Séminaire de Québec with the…
After months of intense and delicate negotiations with Quebec Health Minister Gaétan Barrette, Quebec’s English-speaking community obtained important changes to Bill 10. These changes to the health reform legislation will…
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In the early days of Nouvelle France, ice canoeing was the only way to transport people and supplies in winter across the St. Lawrence River between Quebec City and Lévis….
On a chilly but sunny Saturday morning, people lined up in Place d’Youville to sample cuisine typical of the famous Calgary Stampede. Calgary’s mayor Naheed Nenshi helped serve pancakes wrapped…
Quebec High School Challenge students received a special visitor on February 4. Sharly Godin, Dylan Brown, Louis-André Roy, Alex Boulinguez and special educator Geneviève Provost were delighted to welcome Bonhomme…