Imagine,” John Lennon’s anthem to peace regardless of race or religion, harmony and independence from material goods, was the theme and name of the fundraiser last Saturday evening at the…
Typically, media coverage of professional sporting events focuses on preparation and competition. But how athletes communicate and interact at major competitions like the Canada Summer Games also factors into their…
With autumn officially starting, this year’s Journées de la culture (Culture Days) offers Quebec City residents tours, workshops, and more. Now in its 17th year, this celebration of culture has…
The first weekend of the Festival de cinéma de la Ville de Québec kicked off last Friday night at the opulent Palais Montcalm. The Québécois film L’autre maison, a story…
1863The Morning ChronicleWe have already had occasion to inform our readers that the monument erected to the memory of the English and French soldiers who fell at the battle of…
On a rainy Saturday, September 14, the Voice of English-speaking Quebec (VEQ) held their fourth annual Fall Fest by teaming up with St. Vincent Elementary School, which hosted a corn…
The 21st professional women’s tennis Challenge Bell tournament ended over the weekend with a disappointing loss on Saturday for the only remaining Quebecer, young Eugénie Bouchard, who lost in the…
Under an agreement signed this spring between Mount Hermon Cemetery and the Ville de Québec, ownership of a narrow strip of land along Côte de Sillery outside the cemetery fence…
While widening the Côte de Sillery, the street which runs the length of the west end of Mount Hermon Cemetery in Quebec City’s historic borough of Sillery, city construction workers…
On September 10 at the National Assembly, the Minister responsible for Democratic Institutions and Active Citizenship, Bernard Drainville, presented the government’s proposals on religious neutrality of the government and religious…