Canning is not just for grandmas any more. As self-sufficiency re-gains popularity, people of all ages are re-learning traditional skills. According to a National Public Radio article, 43% of canners…
When we learn lifelong, supposedly unforgettable skills, or pursue hobbies that transcend age and fitness levels, we sometimes describe them as “like riding a bike.” However, everything is relative, and…
Wednesday and Thursday September 5 th and 6 th it was open house for the students at Laval University. Toastmasters had a table at the Alphonse Desjardins Pavilion which hundreds…
Shirley Nadeau In a recent press release, Dr. François Desbiens, the Regional Director of Public Health of the Capitale-Nationale region (DRSP), assured the public about the efforts being made to…
The QCT was privileged to be able to interview Dame Emma Kirkby by email so that our readers could know her better before seeing her perform on September 8 with…
The 16th Quebec International of Sacred Music promises to be uplifting and inspirational from September 8 to 16 under the artistic direction of Canadian counter-tenor Daniel Taylor. “It is with…
Quebec, August 31, 2012 – Author and filmmaker Paul Almond will launch The Pilgrim, the fourth novel in his Alford Saga, on Wednesday, September 12. After his experience as honorary…
1862The Morning ChronicleA noble specimen of the great blue heron tribe was shot in the neighborhood of St. Foy on Monday by a sportsman of this city. The bird was…
The 7th annual Celtic Festival kicked off on a high note on Thursday, August 30, with a Cartoon Concert at St. Andrew’s Church (next to the Morrin Centre) bringing musicians…
Registration is now closed for the Jeffery Hale Friends’ Foundation’s annual golf tournament, but there are stillplaces left for the dinner. The dinner will be held at the Cap-Rouge Golf…