One year prior to the grand opening of the Monastère des Augustines – a vast heritage complex dedicated to total health – the Fiducie du Patrimoine culturel des Augustines is…
The scene – a convivial sun-soaked ceremony on the corner of rue Buade and rue de Trésor, albeit a very noisy corner. Those gathered – Deputy Mayor Michelle Morin-Doyle, Françoise Mercure…
In this so-called digital age, publishing 250 years of English-language news in a predominantly French-speaking city is a significant collective achievement.• Since 1925, the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph has been the only…
The U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City celebrates the QCT –250 years in print and still standing tall in the presentPaving the road of local historyWith words and storiesOf the…
1864The Morning ChronicleOne hundred years ago to-day, on the 21st day of June, 1764, the first number of the Quebec Gazette, the venerable pioneer of the Canadian press, was issued….
Dressed to the nines despite the pouring rain, guests of the U.S. Consul General Hale Van Koughnett flocked to an early Fourth of July reception last Thursday evening. Van Koughnett…
On Tuesday, June 10, a flat-bed truck delivered an old yacht to Quay 22, at Pointe-à-Carcy, for display during the 2014 Rendez-vous naval de Québec on June 13, 14 and…
The weather could have been better on Friday and Saturday. Lined up at Quay 22 in the Port of Quebec were the U.S. Navy ship, USS Oak Hill, the Royal…
Rue de la Terrasse-Stuart is a short street near Avenue Maguire in Sillery, and is named for George Okill Stuart, Jr., lawyer, politician and judge. Born in Toronto, he was…
At the June 10 meeting of Irish Heritage Quebec, four speakers described Grosse Île as it was before it was named a National Historic Site in 1974 and the Irish…