Come discover your Centre, dine with us, and vote for your representatives at the Valcartier Family Centre, located in Building 93 at CFB Valcartier, on Wednesday, September 10. Take part…
According to the Canadian Cashmere Producers Association, the western world may have been introduced to cashmere when Napoleon gave his wife Josephine one of the fabled shawls from Central Asia….
HitchBOT, an interactive robot with blue foam pool noodles for arms and legs, a bucket for a body, and a clear plastic cake cover protecting his/her/its* LED head, miraculously made…
Plans are underway for the Quebec Art Company’s next production – Witness for the Prosecution – a well-known play written by Agatha Christie based on her original 1933 short story,…
I recently met three very generous people – Tania Heymann from Chile, her mother, Marta Roytman, from Uruguay, and Martin Simard – at beautiful Lake Témiscouata. Ever since she was…
The whoosh of the racket and the pop of the little green ball will return to the PEPS at Université Laval in early September. The Coupe Banque Nationale, formerly known…
Close to 300 people filled the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity on Sunday afternoon for the first Chamber Organ and Choral Festival, under the direction of Dr. Douglas Renfroe.Thirty singers,…
The streets of Old Town Lévis seemed like something straight out of the classic Cole Porter musical Anything Goes on the evening of Saturday, August 9. “The night is young,…
1864The Morning ChronicleAt about a quarter to four yesterday afternoon, a fire broke out in the large three-storey building, or rather range of buildings, situated in St. Paul street near…
Michael-Henry Brophy (1860-1905) was the mayor of Sainte-Foy from 1899 to 1905. Of Irish origin, Brophy graduated in medicine at Laval University and practiced in Sillery, Sainte-Foy and Cap-Rouge. He…