The first bishop of Quebec, François de Laval, founded the Seminary of Quebec on March 26, 1663. As part of the Seminary’s 350th anniversary celebrations, members of the general public…
We haven’t even seen Indian Summer, so winter sports may seem a way off. Nevertheless, the Pentathlon des Neiges is encouraging people to plan ahead, form their teams and start…
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Cap-Rouge train trestle, the Parc Jacques-Cartier at the mouth of the Cap-Rouge River bustled with activities this past weekend. There was a complete…
Drivers, prepare to stop. Back-to-school season is here!The Canada Safety Council would like to remind motorists that yellow school buses are back on the roads this fall. Remain vigilant, patient…
The grand finalé – while his flexible partner provides a platform, this street performer carefully assesses a most daunting obstacle. With a running start, he did indeed dive cleanly through…
The National Battlefields Commission invites the public to participate in a special commemorative activity: The Plains of Abraham: the World War Years. This special guided tour will be held only…
The end of August brought the first day of school in Quebec City. While most children are able to cope with the normal nervousness that comes with the beginning of…
From September 5 to 7, Quebec City welcomed Envol & Macadam, the alternative music festival attracting emerging punk rock bands from around the world. The three-day festival was well attended…
1863The Morning ChronicleSt. Peter street and Mountain street were the scene, yesterday afternoon, of a disgraceful disturbance which lasted for a considerable length of time, completely blocking up the thoroughfare…
This past Sunday morning at St. Andrew’s Church in Old Quebec, a colourful, traditional ceremony took place. The Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans worn by members of the congregation has been…