Surrealism is a post World War I cultural movement that at first concerned literature but soon encompassed the visual arts. Having lived through the devastation of the war, writers and…
The 2012 Canada Day celebrations held last Sunday, July 1, started with a mass at Notre-Dame Basilica attended by the Lieutenant Governor, His Excellency Pierre Duchesne. At the end of…
Bill Boden was honoured recently when he was presented with the Citadel Foundation’s Moe Rosenhek Award by Joanne Rosenhek. The award, commemorating the late Mr. Rosenhek’s contributions to the English-speaking…
On Saturday, July 14 at 10:00 a.m. a Public Sketching Event will be held on the Plains of Abraham. Join Quebec City’s local public sketching group, Drawn to Québec, for…
Congratulations to QCT writer Juanita Craig and Jimmy Lambert who will be tying the knot on Saturday, July 14, 2012, in Sainte-Jeanne-d’Arc, Lac Saint-Jean. The couple first met in 1996…
1862The Morning ChronicleShortly after nine o’clock on Saturday morning, the premises occupied by Mr. F.W. Blaiklock, corner of De Salaberry street and Grand Allée Road, were discovered to be on…
American actress, comedian and talk show host Whoopi Goldberg delighted the crowd in the Agora as part of the annual Just pour rire comedy festival on July 1. Christopher Hall…
It was the low angle of the bright sunlight that got me out so early on a windy and cold spring morning. I wanted to try out my new digital…
In traditional Huron-Wendat regalia, Grand Chief Konrad Siouï spoke of his nation’s vitality and right to express its proud identity. “Our culture is strong, alive and powerful.” Father and son share…
For the 42nd year, the kitchen staff of the Chateau Frontenac offered an anniversary cake to the citizens and visitors of Quebec City on Canada Day.At one o’clock on Sunday,…