Between snow removers, shoppers, tourists and locals going for a stroll, there has always been something interesting happening in the Quartier Petit-Champlain for the past 40 years. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin) Petit-Champlain co-op celebrates 40 years Ruby Pratka Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative editor@qctonline.com The Coopérative du Petit- Champlain, a unique co-op made up of 45 small businesses in the historic…
The 95 wooden steps of the Escalier Frontenac are illuminated for Québec s’illumine! linking Lower and Upper Town between Côte de la Montagne and the Château Frontenac. (Photo by Danielle Burns) Québec s’illumine! lights up Old Quebec in dark winter months Danielle Burns danielle@qctonline.com The idea for the festive Québec s’illumine! outdoor light display is to keep people coming to Old…
The 27th Mois Multi explores Sonoratures through multidisciplinary art Cassandra Kerwin cassandra@qctonline.com Looking to keep warm during the coldest weeks of the year? From Jan. 27 to March 1, the…
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Discovering almanacs from the 1760s to the present day Lorie Pierce lorie@qctonline.com Almanacs are books containing a calendar; a record of various astronomical phenomena, often with climate…
How many Vieux-Québec landmarks can you spot in this photo? This scale model of Quebec City is part of Little Canada, a tourist attraction in the basement of a shopping mall near the corner of Yonge St. and Dundas St. in downtown Toronto. The brainchild of Dutch-Canadian investor Jean-Louis Brenninkmeijer, the dioramas – which include scale models of Ottawa, Toronto, St. John’s, Charlottetown and Yellowknife – are brought to life by a team of more than 50 builders, with occasional contributions from outside teams. After “Petit Québec” and the newly opened “Little North,” “Little Rockies,” “Little Prairies” and “Petit Montréal” are next on the team’s to-do list. To learn more, visit little-canada.ca. (Photo by Ruby Pratka) TRAVEL: Discover Quebec City in miniature in downtown Toronto…
Joe Morissette (CEO of Speed Skating Canada), Gaétan Boucher, Laurent Dubreuil, Robert Dubreuil (executive director of Patinage de vitesse Quebec) and Jean-François Harvey (director general of the Centre de glaces Intact Assurance) celebrate Laurent Dubreuil’s track record for the 500-metre race at the Centre de glaces on Jan. 5. (Photo courtesy of Bartlema Action Photography/Tjerk Bartlema) Laurent Dubreuil shatters 500m track record at Centre de Glaces Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com Long track speedskater Laurent Dubreuil, of Lévis, set a new track record at the Centre de glaces…
Lions open 2026 with two victories over Dragons, Lauréats Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com Malcolm Dumont and Zack Miller each scored a goal and added one assist to lead the CEGEP Champlain-St….
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