We should be evolving,” said Gertie Grogan, “not dissolving.” She was surprised by Quebec health minister Gaétan Barrette’s recently tabled Bill 10. The bill would reform the health system by …

My first experience with the health-care system came when I was acting president of the Ladies’ Protestant Home in 1989,” says Barbara Bignell. “I was there when we had to …

As you may have read in last week’s edition of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, all of the 12 elected members of the Council of Commissioners of the Central Québec School Board …

Rue Dublin is named after the capital city of the Republic of Ireland in homage to the Irish families, such as Carmichael, who, in the 19th century, settled in Notre-Dame-des-Laurentides, …

The QCT prides itself on being, for the most part, a “good news newspaper.” Yet we also strive to keep our readers up to date with the comings and goings …

On October 15, I went to the Shannon Community Centre to see the wonderful Comhaltas Tour of Canada – Echoes of Erin show, which tours North America every two years, …

Ever wonder about what goes into that cranberry sauce you enjoy at Thanksgiving or Christmas? Marc Bieler, recognized as Canada’s Cranberry King, recently invited the QCT to visit his flagship …

The sound of bagpipes echoed through McMahon Hall on Saturday evening at a concert to mark a worldwide celebration of piping. The kilts and sporrans we see with Scottish piping …

With his firmly established reputation as the greatest living trumpet player, Wynton Marsalis took the back seat – literally – at the inaugural concert of the Festival international de Jazz …