Linda South Simoneau has spent much of the last 10 years of her life at swimming pools around the country. But even she had to admit this one was special….
Ontario-born artist Bill Vincent has lived and worked in Quebec City since 1975. Highly accomplished as a woodcut printmaker and painter, he has at least 15 works of public art…
Native women’s advocate Michèle Audette was on live television when she received a call that nearly changed her life forever. “In the middle of an interview with RDI about missing…
Situated in the heart of the picturesque Laurentians, the Forêt Montmorency is only 70 km north of Quebec City but it feels worlds away from the urban hustle and bustle….
1864The Morning ChronicleThe [Quebec] Conference opened at eleven o’clock this forenoon in the chamber of the Legislative Council, the Honorable Sir E.P. Taché, Premier of Canada, having been chosen as…
The Quebec Conference, which took place in the Quebec Parliament in Quebec City from October 10 to 27, 1864, was a building block for Canadian Confederation. The 72 resolutions, arrived…
Place Royale, Sault-au-Matelot, Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul streets, and the entire district of Petit-Champlain, became the venue of the 10th Nuit des Galeries (Night of the Art Galleries) on September 20….
We have T-shirts from our recent 250th anniversary celebrations for sale at the modest price of $15 + $2.25 taxes = $17.25 + mailing expense (cost varies, depending on number…
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The leaves are changing colour and the smell of sauerkraut and sausage is in the air – it must be Oktoberfest. From Munich – home of the original Oktoberfest -…