Straight from the horse’s mouth
No one really likes to go to the dentist; some people get nervous just thinking about their next visit. Even if going to the dentist is not the most popular …
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OBITUARY: Yvonne ZATULOVSKY
Yvonne ZATULOVSKYFebruary 18, 1941 – February 1, 2021It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Yvonne Zatulovsky (née Martel) at her home in Barrhaven, Ont. She …
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Pee-Wee hockey tournament put ‘on ice’ for this year
Normally, mid-February would have the peewee hockey world in a frenzy. Teams from over 15 countries would be in town for the 62nd annual Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament and …
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Regional athletes shine on the world stage
It was a week to remember for many Quebec City-area athletes. Long-track speedskater Laurent Dubreuil, 28, won the gold medal in the 500-metre event at the World Championships in Heerenveen, …
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Remparts make it three in a row with victory over Gatineau
Cole Cormier and Mikaël Huchette scored two goals each, while Théo Rochette picked up three assists, guiding the Quebec Remparts to an impressive 5-2 victory over the Gatineau Olympiques on …
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Saying it with flowers for the past 65 years
The fragrant air in Claude Audergon’s flower shop, Fleuriste José, is the first thing customers notice when they enter the shop in Limoilou the weekend before Valentine’s Day. Located at …
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Opening weekend of 67th Winter Carnival an icy delight
The 67th Quebec Winter Carnival is now in full swing. Carnival-goers and the team behind the annual winter festivities were delighted to finally have a public event to attend after …
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City to reduce speed limits on most residential streets
Motorists in Quebec City had best prepare themselves to slow down. On Feb. 4, city officials announced a plan to dramatically reduce speed limits in virtually all residential areas.In making …
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GG flap sparks talk of getting rid of the royals
By the time you read this, Canada may have a new governor general … but probably not. Given how a lack of proper vetting led to the Julie Payette fiasco, …
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The story behind Rue Judith-Jasmin
This street is named in honour of journalist Judith Jasmin (1916-1972), the first Quebec woman to become a grand reporter (special correspondent).Born in Terrebonne, Jasmin studied in Paris, where her …
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