Last weekend, the National Battlefields Commission and the Symposium Plaines Couleurs welcomed 99 artists who set up their tents around the beautiful Joan of Arc Garden in the heart of…
This is the last week of our summer Mystery Photo Contest. Danielle Burns, Bethann Merkle and Shirley Nadeau have scouted out images of people, places and things around the city…
This is the time of year when we tend to clear out our bookshelves and the various nooks and crannies in our homes where books seem to accumulate. Whether we…
1863The Morning ChronicleIt is high time that the proper authorities should take measures, and see them carried out to the manner which lives are daily exposed by the careless driving…
Parents, teachers and students are sharpening their pencils for the 2013-2014 school year that begins this week. Reactions and attitudes regarding going back-to-school vary greatly in children according to individual…
Fresh on the heels of winning an unprecedented fifth Agatha Award, Louise Penny’s latest novel brings to a head the bitter conflict that has been festering within the Sûreté between…
Despite the likelihood of rain, 1,500 people attended the annual outdoor Dîner en Blanc last Thursday evening. On site, organizer André Auger shared his passion. “This year, for the 25th…
On July 4, the Rector of Université Laval, Denis Brière, announced the completion of work on the Physical Education and Sports Pavilion, or PEPS, as it is familiarly known. Also…
Thursday, August 15, the Morrin Centre hosted a special off-festival event with author Kathleen Saint-Onge. Originally from Quebec City, the author grew up in a French-speaking home and attended English…
Since 1990, when Parks Canada first opened Grosse-Île’s doors to the public, over 500,000 visitors have flocked there. Located in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, the island served…