The IIHF World Hockey Championships in Quebec City and Halifax has been successful thus far in attracting hockey fanatics from around province, the country and the world. The tournament is …
During the Second World War no war front pushed closer to home than that of the Battle of the Atlantic, which raged throughout the war, from 1939-45. During that battle, …
Construction workers have unwittingly unearthed an archaeological mystery on the Plains of Abraham. Two well-preserved human skeletons were discovered last February as workers broke ground for new bathroom facilities in …
Canadian songwriter and performer Rob Lutes is on tour promoting his new album, Ride the Shadows, which has been named by some sources as one of the best ten Canadian …
By May 31, barring any last-minute intervention by the Charest government, the 4.8 million ballots from the 1995 sovereignty referendum will be shredded and presumably recycled into some post-consumer product …
1848 The Morning ChronicleEditorial We have not a light-house at Point Levi; we have none on the East India Wharf; our ships come in by chance, and go out by …
As you will soon discover, I am a huge music lover and my taste range from jazz to heavy metal. On that note, I thought it would be a good …
The Braves, Metros, Carnavals, Capitales… Quebec City’s love affair with baseball dates back to the beginning of the 20th Century and although there have been ups and downs, nobody can …
My last week here has begun. It’s sort of disappointing to have to leave so quickly, but I guess things must go as they are! In my quest for knowledge …
Last week, the newspaper received troubling news from a former Quebec City resident on some activities he witnessed on vacation in the city. While visiting St. Matthew’s Church and Cemetery, …