Quebec

Every city puts decoration on its main streets before Christmas, but in some places they are more concerned with creating a festive spirit.

The Petit Champlain Quartier in Quebec, Canada, is known as the place with the most beautiful decorations. He has a five-star rating at Yelp for "perfect for the photo" streets, countless shops and restaurants.

Canadian multimedia artist Robert Lepage returns to the Onassis Cultural Center with his one-man show "887." The show explores Lepage's novel life, strange family and difficult youth in what he himself describes as "autofiction." Produced with the Ex Machina company, the critically acclaimed production features a transforming and rotating dollhouse designed after the house Lepage grew up in, at

The town of Mystra in the Peloponnese was among CNN’s online travel edition 10 best medieval walled cities in the world. Reporter Bruce Holmes, who has visited quite a few presents his top 10 list:

A Canadian village has refused to remove swastikas from a local park after an activist tried to paint over the controversial symbols.

The Nazi emblems are on an anchor that is on display in Pointe-des-Cascades, about 50 miles west of Montreal in Quebec.

The number of asylum seekers who illegally crossed the United States border into Canada more than tripled last month, according to Canadian government data released on Aug. 17, as migrants worried about the U.S. administration's immigration crackdown head north.

Waterlogged parts of eastern Canada were hit with more rain early on May 7, as freshly deployed troops helped evacuate residents ahead of peak flooding expected in the coming days.

Torrential rains combined with runoff from melting snow have caused rivers to overflow their banks, posing a critical situation from Ottawa to Montreal.

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Facing the very real possibility of an election victory for France’s far-right Presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen, a number of leftists in France are threatening to move to Canada.

According to Yahoo.com, pollsters predict Le Pen will make it through the first round of voting on April 23rd due to the “unwavering support of about one in four voters.”

Lawmakers in Canada's House of Commons, with strong encouragement from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, passed a motion on March 23 paving the way for future measures to combat Islamophobia.

Maybe they reach sexual maturity very young in Scotland. What else could explain the fact that they are going to have another referendum on Scottish independence only three years after the last one?