Spring is in bloom and so too are the two completed book projects that the Voice of English-speaking Québec (VEQ) co-ordinated over the past year.The Tell me a Story/Raconte-moi une …
People of a certain generation will remember there was a time when automobiles did not converse with you, although that notion did inspire a short-lived television series in the 1960s …
I am delighted to be able to officially inform you that Bill 166 was adopted by the National Assembly on Tuesday, March 27, 2018. Finally, all homeowners in any given …
The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) says the recently tabled provincial budget could be a game changer for English speakers in the province. The budget, tabled March 27 by Finance …
April 2, 1818 – The Quebec Gazette As reported in 1918 – Among the improvements made in Quebec District one hundred years ago, was the laying out of a town …
This street is named in honour of French engineer-inventor Clément Ader (1841-1925). Ader was an innovator in a number of electrical and mechanical engineering fields. He originally studied electrical engineering …
QCWC turns Books into Bursaries! There is something empowering about hearing the accomplishments, hopes and dreams of women on the cusp of entering university or returning to …
About 50 people gathered in College Hall at the Morrin Centre on March 26, for the 194th annual general meeting of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec. The society’s …
On the occasion of the fourth edition of Goût de France (named “Good France” in English to preserve the pun, although the name translates to “taste of France”), members of …
While the St. Patrick’s Day Parade was in full swing in Upper Town on March 24, Teri Phillips and several dozen members of the American Colony of Quebec were marching …