Long-time Quebec City resident and philanthropist Jane “Pam” Holt Dunn passed away suddenly on June 24 at the age of 83 in Montreal. “Everyone was so important to her, she …

A mentor by Marie White I had the pleasure of meeting Michèle in 2001 when she was relatively new to the QCT and I was just daring to freelance. From …

In the shadow of Quebec City’s anniversary celebrations, the sleepy town of Ste. Catherine de la Jacques Cartier was having its own fun. Bulldogging, roping, and bareback riding were the …

Quebec city is now in full swing, 400th style! Summer is here, the sun has reared its head, it’s warm, the people are beautiful and music is being heard everywhere! …

July 27, 2008   Due to the Paul McCartney concert on the 20th of July, our last concert featuring organist Richard Paré playing the works of Claude Lavoie, had to …

As you all know by now, Michèle Thibeau is leaving the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph to seek out a new adventure. She has been working for the QCT for almost 10 years …

The Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, Pierre Duchesne, recently honoured a number of youth and seniors for their positive contributions to their communities, as well as their constant desire to surpass …

Wander through the streets of Quebec City to learn or re-learn the city’s Anglo heritage through its buildings, institutions, and hidden secrets with the Voxtours walking tours. The Morrin Centre …

Elliott Hauver, a Secondary IV student at Quebec High School is making history. He has participated in a writing contest, sponsored by the Quebec City authorities, and his text will …

They came in the rain. They came in the howling wind. Hundreds of people are turning out nightly to attend Robert Lepage’s Image Mill despite Mother Nature’s refusal to cooperate. …