Québec and moi:
Confessions of a Québec City tour guide
Old Québec is ready and looking better than ever. We cannot wait to see you!
One of the challenges of being a tour guide in Québec City, or in any historic city for that matter, is that you must find …
A couple of weeks ago, just in time for the holiday season, the association that represents the milk producers of the province of Québec came …
There’s nothing like a pandemic to remind us of all the things we take for granted in normal times.
For me, one of those things is …
When the leaves are at their peak in the first days of October, Québec City tour guides head toward the water. There, parked along the …
Old Quebec hasn’t been itself lately. Streets usually teaming with people are nearly empty. Restaurants that would normally be full every noon and every night …
When the first three Augustine nuns sailed up the St. Lawrence in 1639, Québec City was no more than a fur-trading post. There were a …
As the snow piles higher and the cold air conspires to keep it there, Quebecers head to their summer chalets for winter warmth.
It might be …
One of the most basic things to know about Québec City is that it has an Upper Town and a Lower Town…Haute Ville/Basse Ville. It …