On November 27, the Musée de la civilisation du Québec recently opened the doors to its new permanent exhibition – This is our story: First Nations and Inuit in the…
What more appropriate way to start a literary feast than cocktails in the library of the Morrin Centre in Old Quebec? As guests arrived, each was cordially greeted with a…
The Seminary of Quebec: A Living Heritage is the latest in a series of guidebooks that architectural historian and president of Mendel Tours David Mendel has been working on for…
The McMahon Hall of St. Patrick’s Church was decked out last Saturday for the Catholic Women’s League (CWL) annual Christmas Tea and Sale. The room was colourful and inviting, decorated…
The chefs of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity outdid themselves again this year! Carter Hall was filled with tables of contented diners enjoying turkey dinners, complete with fluffy mashed…
For Irish Heritage Quebec’s first meeting after Remembrance Day, John O’Connor and special guest RCAF Capt. (ret.) Louis Cliche gave a talk highlighting Victoria Cross recipients who had special connections…
1863The Morning ChronicleWe expect to see the Music Hall thronged this evening with the “beauty and chivalry” of this city who claim “Bonnie Scotland” as the land either of their…
The 18th annual Community Christmas Hamper Campaign is in full swing in the Quebec City area. The aim of this group effort, involving more than 25 groups and organizations in…
To mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy, history buff Paul Bleau gave a lecture on the subject on November 20 at Champlain-St. Lawrence…
The famous Fransaskois artist known for his farm animal sculptures, Joe Fafard arrived in Quebec City via the Pierre-Laporte Bridge and headed straight to Boulevard Champlain beside the St. Lawrence…