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Earth Day will be celebrated by over a billion people in 190 countries on April 22. The Earth Day Network states, “As the world’s population migrates to cities, and as …
Another chapter was written in the annals of the imagiNation Writers’ Festival at the Morrin Centre in Old Quebec this past week. The fifth edition of the annual literary festival …
From April 9 to 13, the Centre des Congrès de Québec hosted the city’s annual Salon international du Livre. Once past the gate with their four-dollar ticket, visitors entered the …
Ah, yes, I remember it well. The single-storey store with Mrs. Cochran serving all the kids with one-cent candy. Oh, those honeymoons, all covered in chocolate. Boy, were they good. …
Alex Bourlinguez, 17, lives with his parents and twin brother in Quebec City. He enjoys his job as the school’s mail delivery person, and likes working in woodworking class and …
While people across the province watched the televised provincial election returns on April 7, local Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) candidates and their supporters gathered to watch and celebrate at a …
1864 The Morning Chronicle March 27, 1864: An excellent display of Easter meats may be expected at our city markets today and more particularly at the Upper Town and Champlain …
Not too many years ago, actually from 1983 to 1987, I was a Customs officer on the Canada-Maine (U.S.) border. I lived in a house right across from the port …
A recent edition of the newsletter of the Quebec Garrison Club – Le Cercle de la Garnison featured an article about the history of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Nicole Blouin, the …