BY KEN SCHANKLER It was good news and bad news regarding federal funding for two summer events in Quebec. First the good news: The Department of IntergovernmentalAffairs Minister Josee Verner …
A CONTRIBUTION by Clive About three feet from my study desk, a criss-crossed (in red) weather beaten “Appalachian Mountain Club Map Of The Mount Washington Range” hangs close enough that …
The Eastern Québec Learning Centre graduates students throughout the year from its many programs, but traditionally, an outing is organized at this time of year to say goodbye for the …
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The tour is nearing a half-way point, and the section is beginning to look empty, with some people on vacation, and other sent out to Forward Operating Bases (FOBs) to …
The congregation of St John the Evangelist church in Portneuf wishes to invite our many friends to join us in the celebration of our little church’s 125th anniversary. On Saturday …
Although the community lunch doors have closed, the clothing bank at Quebec Baptist Church continues to offer free clothing to anyone in need. We are no longer open Tuesdays but …
A soldier based at the Canadian Forces Base in Valcartier has become the 119th Canadian soldier to die in Afghanistan. Private Alexandre Peloquin, 20, died Monday in the Panjwaii district …
The British are here! The British are here! And they have arrived in vintage cars, courtesy of Le Club Automobile Rendez Vous des Anglais, a Quebec City outfit founded by …
Tax Freedom Day is the day each year the average Quebec family has earned enough money to pay the taxes imposed on them by all levels of government. Only Newfoundland …