On the way back to Quebec City from North Hatley, we took a detour to visit the town of Lac-Mégantic. Four months after the terrible train crash of July 6,…
Colley Hall of Trinity Church in Sainte-Foy was the setting of the Anglican Church Women’s annual Fall Tea and Sale last Saturday. The event was very well attended, with all…
The Rouge et Or won the Dunsmore Cup for the eleventh time in a row and the twelfth in their history by defeating the Montreal Carabins 14-11 in a nail-biting…
The spirits of death dance and celebrate, the storm consumes everything in its path and yet, somehow, life goes on. Haiti, in extremis, the new exhibit at the Musée de…
Chalmers-Wesley United Church in Quebec City, like most churches in Canada, held a special worship service last Sunday which included an Act of Remembrance to honour the members of their…
Mayor Régis Labeaume and his team are all smiles after the Sunday, November 3, municipal election. His team won an overwhelming majority, 18 of 21 seats, and Mayor Labeaume received…
Most of Quebec High School’s senior leadership students couldn’t give blood on Tuesday. But they gave Tuesday all they had. “It saves lives, and it’s a good way to help…
On the evening of Friday, November 1, The St. Lawrence Lions ‘A’ Division Three basketball teams hosted the Élans from Collège FX Garneau. The Lady Lions made a strong showing…
According to a study recently published by the Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sports (MELS), students from the Central Quebec School Board (CQSB) English public schools continue to…
The Central Quebec School Board invites all Cycle Three (Grades 5 and 6) elementary students and their families to attend the Open House that will be held at Quebec City’s…