We were saddened to learn of the passing of former Quebec City mayor, Jean-Paul L’Allier. He was a strong supporter of our English-speaking community and saw the importance of our …
It has been almost 19 years since we laid Jos (nickname for Joseph, pronounced “Joe”) Miller to rest in Marsboro on a sunny hillside near the beautiful Lac Mégantic that …
The Morrin Centre, Quebec City’s English-language cultural centre, will host award-winning travel author Laurie Gough for a travel writing workshop on Wednesday, January 20 at 7:30 p.m., as part of …
1866 The Morning Chronicle The intensely cold weather, which set in on Thursday night or Friday morning, still continued this weekend, little, if indeed anything abated. To use an Americanism, …
Rue Lindbergh is named in honour of Charles Lindbergh who became an international hero after flying 3,610 miles across the Atlantic Ocean non-stop from New York to Paris in the …
I’m now so pleased with what I read in the QCT that I would like to send a one-year gift subscription to a friend of mine. And… I want to …
As part of the Ville de Québec and Mayor Labeaume’s plan to develop activities around the St. Charles River, an 8.6 km cross-country ski loop has been added to the …
Since Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church closed its doors last summer, its future has remained a subject of concern and debate among citizens of the ward of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, at the diocese and among …
After nearly six years as pastor of St. Patrick’s Parish and at the age of 70, Father Allan M. Savage has retired. He said his last Sunday Mass in Quebec …
The Quebec Art Company (QAC) is looking for aspiring actors for its spring production – Norm Foster’s Opening Night, directed by J.P. Chartier. This popular “play within a play” tells …