Gladiator Exhibit at the Museum of Civilization
Picture this: You’ve just strolled into the Museum of Civilization, expecting your average, run-of-the-mill historical exhibit. Maybe some dusty old artifacts, a few plaques with tiny text, and the faint smell of musty air. But hold onto your helmets, folks, because the Gladiator Exhibit is here to knock your sandalsContinue Reading
McDonald’s Shaker Fries Arrives in Canada
Title: McDonald’s Shaker Fries: The Snack Sensation Shakes Up Canada! In the ever-evolving world of fast food, McDonald’s has once again proven that it’s not just about burgers and shakes. This time, they’re literally shaking things up with their latest culinary marvel: McShaker Fries. After taking Asia by storm, thisContinue Reading
Bibliothèque de la Rue
Bibliothèque de Rue: The Blossoming Boxes of Bookish Delights! There’s a charming revolution afoot in Quebec City, and it’s not another poutine joint. No, we’re talking about the irresistible rise of the “bibliothèque de rue,” or street library boxes, sprouting like mushrooms after a rainstorm. We’ve now reached a whoppingContinue Reading
Things To Do in Quebec City
Nestled along the picturesque St. Lawrence River, Quebec City offers a captivating blend of Old World charm, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, food lover, or nature explorer, here’s how to make the most of your visit to this enchanting Canadian gem. Step Back in TimeContinue Reading
Why Do Quebecois Call McDonald’s McDo?
Ah, Québec! The land where French flows as effortlessly as maple syrup, and the joie de vivre is as palpable as the aroma of fresh poutine. Here, even the ubiquitous McDonald’s gets a local makeover, becoming affectionately known as “McDo.” But what’s in a name? Why do the Quebecois, withContinue Reading
Helen McNicoll: An Impressionist Journey
If you haven’t already booked your trip to Québec, consider this your urgent call to action! The first retrospective of Helen McNicoll in over a century is about to dazzle art lovers and curious wanderers alike. This exhibition, hosted by the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ), assembles moreContinue Reading
Dogs Raising Money for Art?
In a heartwarming turn of events that blends creativity and compassion, the Tripawds Dog Art Auction is back for its fourth year, uniting an unlikely group of artists to raise funds for pets battling cancer. From May 26 to June 1, 2024, this online auction features original artwork from anContinue Reading
Why do Canadians say “Eh”?
The seemingly innocuous interjection “eh” has transcended borders and become a quintessential part of Canadian English. Originating from Canadian English, this versatile linguistic marker has intrigued linguists, cultural observers, and curious minds alike. In this exploration, we dissect “eh” into its historical roots, delve into its etymology, and examine itsContinue Reading
How is Canada different from the USA?
When comparing Canada and the USA, it’s easy to note their similarities: shared language, close geographical proximity, and intertwined histories. However, beneath these surface commonalities lie significant cultural, political, and social differences that define each nation’s unique identity. Cultural Diversity and Mosaic vs. Melting Pot One of the most prominentContinue Reading
Why does Canada have Bagged Milk?
In the vast and varied tapestry of Canadian culture, few phenomena are as ubiquitous—or as delightfully quirky—as the ritual of handling bagged milk. Yes, you read that right—bagged milk. For those uninitiated in the ways of the Great White North, allow me to paint a picture: imagine, if you will,Continue Reading