High-school graduates weren’t the only ones bringing home certificates this past weekend. Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph journalists Danielle Burns and Bethann Merkle and copy editor/journalist Shirley Nadeau won top prizes in five …
A trip back in time over a proper cup of tea awaits visitors to the Morrin Centre this summer. Participants in the early-evening events will be able to enjoy a …
When you celebrate a birthday as historic as the one we have coming soon, it’s no surprise that the festivities take on a life of their own. The anniversary date …
Along with the first of the summer mosquitoes, bright-eyed students and proud parents gathered at Dollard-des-Ormeaux School (DDO) near CFB Valcartier last Thursday, June 6, to celebrate the class of …
This was a mature and responsible group of secondary V students. We are very pleased with their hard work at the educational level and with their input into diverse social …
Enthusiasm was in the air on a beautiful sunny, Sunday morning at the Parc de la Pointe-aux-Lièvres. Some 250 people were gathered around the big tent to register or check …
A ceremony took place at the Quebec Garrison Club last Thursday, June 5, as a plaque was unveiled commemorating the national historical significance of Charles Gavan Power, a well-known politician …
The Parc de la Francophonie vibrated with sound last Friday afternoon, sending office workers on lunch breaks and curious tourists and passersby scrambling to find the source of the noise. …
Avenue Dobell is a short street in Sillery, between Chemin Saint-Louis and Rue Noury, parallel to Avenue Charles-Huot. It is named after Richard Reid Dobell (1837-1902), a local businessman and …
From June 13 to 15, the waterfront of Quebec City will be teeming with cadets, sailors and officers, and ships of all shapes and sizes as the fourth Rendez-vous naval …