Photo: Rachel Collet

Saint Brigid’s Home was brimming with Christmas spirit when the Quebec City Reading Council (QCRC) held its Travellin’ Toddler Time (TTT) activity at the seniors’ residence on Friday, December 11. Toddlers and their parents joined the residents for some socializing and activities to get in the holiday spirit.  

Photo: Bill Cox

Volunteers are a special breed who get satisfaction from what they can give back to their community, and in this case, to refugees. 

Photo: Shirley Nadeau

At this particular time of year, it might be interesting to look at Rue Saint-Nicolas in Old Quebec, near the Îlot des Palais. This street was named after a fourth-century Christian saint and Greek Bishop of Myra, in Asia Minor, who became one of the most popular saints of New France.

Photo: Ruby Pratka

It’s Sunday evening and I’m writing an article for the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, having of course waited until the last minute. It’s exactly like almost every Sunday since I moved to Quebec City. Only... I’m not here (or there) anymore. 

Photo: Rachel Collet

From December 1 to January 5, the Bibliothèque de Québec is offering Christmas activities for the whole family including art workshops, theatre, music and magic shows.