Health Canada is advising Canadians not to purchase products claiming to fight or prevent H1N1 flu virus (human swine flu). While there are approved antiviral drugs that may help prevent …
Quebec’s top researchers are getting support that will help them compete with the best in the world, according to Josee Verner, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs. “Our government recognizes that research …
The Festival d’ete de Quebec continues to draw bigger and bigger crowds, helped along this year by appearances of world-famous performers as face-painted rockers KISS, internatonal opera star Placido Domingo …
If you’re looking for a nice little bike-ride of about an hour or so, you might want to consider the beautiful bike paths along the St Charles river. This well …
Each year, students from around the province look for extra opportunities and better education across the border as they choose to attend an American university; local teenagers are no exception. …
Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame July 15, 2009 Researched and Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau 1849 The Morning Chronicle Cholera: Dr. Cayer, a young physician of this …
THURSDAY, JULY 16 The Morrin Centre, all summer long, will provide Guided Tours of QuebecCity’s 1stprison, the Morrin College & our library. Every Thursday, Fridayand Saturday. Tours in French …
Following the performance of Suzanne Ozorak, who had been joined by her daughter Angelica Tombs playing the French horn in Mozart’s Concerto #1, at the first of Chalmers-Wesley’s Sunday at …
I read with resigned consternation Chantal Hebert’s article in Le Devoir in late June, cheering the lack of francpohone federalist fervour in quebec and how it ultimately aided the cause …
I am Judy (Wolff) Bray from London, Ontario. I graduated from Jeffrey Hale Hospital in 1962. My friend Margaret (Picard) Pennington is also a graduate of Jeffrey Hale. Graham, who …