Sister Louise Godin, u.s.o., 96, is very active, both physically and mentally. A long-time subscriber to the QCT, Sister Louise contacted us a few weeks ago regarding the newspaper’s 250th …
I broke all the ties, I said the goodbyes and, more with a whimper than a bang, an illustrious journalistic career came to an end. Mine, with the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. …
1864 The Morning Chronicle Duncanson’s View of Quebec: The photographer has done his work in excellent style; in fact, it is one of the best among the many exquisite copies …
Last Sunday, at the Naval Complex at Pointe-à-Carcy in Quebec City’s Old Port, the men and women of HMCS Montcalm and the Fleet School held the traditional ceremony honouring veterans …
Champlain-St. Lawrence honoured its top athletes last Thursday evening at the annual sports banquet. Many athletes were given awards for their academic performance as well as their athletic performances. Valérie …
The Jeffery Hale Community of Care team celebrated a grand achievement this past April 30 with the official Quebec City launch of a pamphlet called the Anger Thermometer. This document …
On May 3, Les Voltigeurs de Québec, a Primary Reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Forces, held their annual awards ceremony at Place George V in front of the Quebec …
On May 1, the Voice of English-speaking Quebec (VEQ) hosted the third presentation in the series called Active Living 50+ at the Jeffery Hale Pavilion. Each evening began with a …
It’s Wednesday evening in the bell tower of the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Vieux-Québec. About a dozen men and women arrive chatting, mostly in French. A voice, …
Last Thursday evening, an amazing fundraising event was held in the gymnasium of Mérici College on Grande Allée. But you’d never have guessed it was a gym! Exquisitely dressed tables, …