The Quebec Minister of Culture and Communications Maka Kotto announced on January 23 that the Corporation of the Huron-Wendat Museum will receive an $80,000 grant to restore religious objects in…
Last November 29, the second Festival d’Opéra de Québec learned it had been nominated for Opus Awards for its world premier of The Tempest by Robert Lepage. On January 28,…
QCT readers may well remember the 2010 article entitled Hope shines bright for beloved Metis Lighthouse to become a Heritage Site that captured the plight of this historic maritime treasure…
On January 25, Luc O’Bomsawin, President of the Quebec Aboriginal Veterans Association, presented Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medals to three members of the 78th Fraser Highlanders, Fort St. Andrew’s…
The Myrand Sliding Centre (Centre de glisse Myrand), located at 2150 avenue Chapdelaine, is now open for the season. The opening days and hours are Monday to Thursday, Saturday and…
It is nearly impossible to overlook Quebec City’s winter traditions. Carnival continues to be one of the most anticipated and conspicuous. The 2013 edition follows in the snowshoe and ski…
Beer lovers have another reason to attend this year’s Quebec Winter Carnival for the first edition of La Brassée du Carnaval being presented by Festibière de Québec.The event takes place…
St. Patrick’s High School, fondly known as St. Pat’s, has established itself over time as a vibrant, first-class learning environment in which students are given the opportunity to flourish both…
Gib McInnis has recently returned to live in Quebec City. He earned his Ph.D in English Literature at Université Laval. He recently published a monograph, Evolutionary Mythology in the Writings…
Another Quebec (Beauport) student will be in the news as a member of a team of engineering students on a project in Senegal, Africa. William Cloutier is a wellknown hockey…