Highway 20 was less than hospitable the day we drove the cube van from Montreal to Québec City. We had just endured a difficult half-day of packing too many belongings …

People living in Quebec City have until June 29 to tell the city how they would like to see the land around the National Assembly, known in French as the …

Artist Esther Maresso-Langlois has been turned away by art galleries because her work is solely watercolour. “Water colour is the black sheep of art” she says. Maresso-Langlois is the vice-president …

Highway 20 was less than hospitable the day we drove the cube van to Québec City. We had just endured a difficult half-day of packing too many belongings into too …

I very much enjoyed reading the article by Scott French on Quebec’s historic “Little Iron Horse” which Cornelius Kreighoff knew and admired, and incorporated into many of his famous paintings …

A documentary film producer will ride 4000 kilometres on horseback from Quebec City to Texas this summer in an attempt to ensure that the Canadian Horse — Canada’s only indigenous …

By Rita Torpey Butt Isn’t it odd when you are positive you are thinking straight, sometimes you find you are absolutely wrong? I am thinking about the Old Fellow’s and …

Ken Schankler is the new editor of the Chronicle-Telegraph, commencing with today’s issue. Schankler, a Quebec City resident, comes to the Chronicle-Telegraph with a varied background, including 10 years experience …

Paul Hinton’s band — Three for Soul — knows something about working together, staying positive and keeping it funky. The three band mates have just launched their self-produced, self-financed debut …

To the readers of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, A year ago this May, publisher Pierre Little gave an unsure, blue-eyed, young journalist his first break. My predecessor, Michèle Thibeau, gave me …