Québec and moi:
Confessions of a Québec City tour guide
You don’t have to go to France to get great foie gras. You need go no further than this city’s Maguire Avenue. There you will …
In the last few days, those of us who work in the tourism industry in Québec have seen our social media dominated by the latest …
In 2008, a fire broke out at Québec City’s Drill Hall, known to locals as the Manège Militaire. As it burned overnight from the 4th …
The mansion at number 575 Grande Allée captures attention day and night.
In the light of day, you notice an eclectic combination of architectural features: on …
Born in Guelph, Canada, in 1872, John McCrae found himself on a faraway battlefield in the spring of 1915. As an army doctor surrounded by …
Québec City is the only city north of Mexico to have retained its city walls. Many cities in North America had walls. Montreal had a …
Maple syrup is serious business in Québec. In fact, it can be worth killing for. At least it is in the recently released crime novel, …
The Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park is a maritime wildlife refuge three hours to the northeast of Québec City. 1200 square kilometers large, it harbors and …