From Sept. 6 to 8, the Domaine de Maizerets was transformed into a Celtic village for the Celtic Festival.For three days, tourists and locals watched professional and amateur athletes toss …
When I was in Grade 13 – folks of a certain age from Ontario will recognize this as the basically useless final year of high school before university – my …
Promise and Peril: Justin Trudeau in PowerBy Aaron WherryHarperCollins Publishers&Assessing Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Government: 353 Promises and a Mandate for ChangeEdited by Lisa Birch and François PétryLes Presses de l’Université …
This street is named after one of the sons of Iroquois leader Donnacona, whom Jacques Cartier met during his first voyage of discovery in what is now called Canada. In …
September 9, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteEmigrationExtract from a letter from Argyleshire, dated June 25th – The emigration from this country is immense. When I passed Crinan [Scotland] a few …
On the beautiful afternoon of Sept. 8, large numbers of people learned about Quebec City’s rich history. The National Battlefields Commission has a strong tradition in organizing a free Historical …
While visiting friends in Rivière-de-Loup over the Labour Day weekend, we happened to spot a man and woman riding an odd-looking tandem bicycle towing a large (for a bicycle) trailer. …
It was music to childrens’ ears at the Morrin Centre when education co-ordinator Azanie Roy introduced two new programs at Storytime on Sept. 7, one of which is an instrument-lending …
Toilet paper, the single-use everyday item we can’t live without, is polluting the planet and flushing our money down the drain.The only time most people think about toilet paper is …