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Early risers on November 14 were surely surprised to see seven enormous letters and an exclamation mark (!) spray-painted onto the facade of the Grand Théâtre facing Claire-Fontaine Street in…
As part of a cross-country tour launching his latest book The Impossible Dead, Ian Rankin recently visited Quebec, where reviewer Jim Napier discussed with Rankin his phenomenal career as the…
Franklin Toker is a professor of the History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh and the author of eight books for which he has won many prestigious…
Forty-six crews from Hydro-Québec travelled to Connecticut during the October 30, 2011, snowstorm that left some 900,000 homes without power. Electricity is one of those things many people take for…
On Wednesday, November 16, several Cegep Sainte-Foy students hosted an Irish Culture Day on campus for their classmates and faculty. The event featured several booths set up to showcase different…
The curtains are about to open on the Quebec Art Company’s production of Guys and Dolls. The popular Broadway musical has entertained live audiences for more than 60 years. Hailed…
Stylexchange opened on November 17 at Laurier Quebec (formerly known as Place Laurier) to the rhythm of two new Canadian talents, Randy Raymond and François Pruneau. Randy Raymond is a…
Peace be with you! Do you hear what I hear? “Not Christmas already?” Ah Yes! Christmas is just a few weeks away. The pre-Christmas period sparks a sort of frenzy…
This time last year, if you recall, the future of North America’s oldest newspaper was in peril. The Quebec Chronicle–Telegraph presses had all but stopped. Our traditional means of communication…