North America’s Oldest Newspaper goes social online at www.qctonline.com
QUEBEC CITY — North America’s oldest newspaper, the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, has begun a new chapter in its 243-year-long history. In celebration of the 400th anniversary of Quebec City in 2008, …
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Remembrance Day message
Remembrance Day 2007 I want to take this time to speak about the sacrifice our Canadian Soldiers have embraced through the last 100 years of world history …
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Chronicle-Telegraph Advertising – Bringing Solutions to our Advertisers and Readers!
As the QCT’s Account Manager and Advertising Sales representative, I look forward to presenting the Chronicle-Telegraph’s NEW and MUCH improved advertising solutions. With the introduction of more advanced technology and tools at …
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Quebec City Women’s Club Book Fair a success thanks to volunteers
DEBBIE CHRISTIANSEN STOWEQCWC Book Fair Committee What was so special about Saturday October 27, 2007? Besides being rainy, it was the date of another successful QCWC Book Fair! The Québec …
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Newcomers meet community
By MARK CALZAVARA Voice of English-speaking Quebec (VEQ) welcomed 20-odd newcomers to the Quebec City region last Thursday, November 1, to learn more about their adopted home town. Participants started …
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Chamber, Chilean & Christmas
If you’re looking to light up the romantic in you and set fire to your passion for beautifully interpreted classical music, then Conservatoire de musique de Québec professors: Trio Frontenac …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH November 7, 1847 (Excerpt from a letter to the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Sir, – There is everywhere a class of tradesmen, …
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Robert and Paradis win at Central Québec
By MICHÈLE THIBEAU The first voters in line on Sunday at Central Québec School Board’s Val-Bélair polling station were Duncan Robert MacTaggart, 91, and Isabelle Paradis MacTaggart, who turned 87 …
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Last Huron-Wendat Second World War Veterans gone
By MARIE WHITEThe last Huron-Wendat world war veterans are no more. Donat Siouï, Wendake’s last surviving Second World War vet, passed away last June. His brother, Patrick, had died in …
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Scott’s rock a great story
I read with considerable pleasure Michèle Thibeau’s and Clive Meredith’s accounts of the Scott rock in QCT October 24. The beauty of the story comes through clearly and adds to …
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