The Voltigeurs de Québec, one of the oldest Canadian Army Reserve regiments, marched down Grande Allée to hold a special Remembrance Ceremony on November 4. Following the ceremony at …
Last Saturday afternoon the annual Fall Tea and Sale held by the Anglican Church Women of Trinity Church was very well attended. The tables in Colley Hall were laden with …
When I go for my morning walk on the Plains of Abraham, scene of a seminal battle in September 1759, I sometimes stop and examine a relic of a …
The 78th Fraser Highlanders will be celebrating St. Andrew’s Day on November 19 with a concert featuring the 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipes and Drums. In addition, Crépuscule, a Quebec …
To celebrate its 35th year of amateur theatre productions, the Quebec Art Company will be presenting a Gala Performance on Saturday, December 3, at 8:00 p.m. This wine-and-cheese event …
1866 The Morning Chronicle A gentleman, who seems to be well informed on the subject, writes to say that there are not less than 50,000 French Canadians, both male and …
This street is named in honour of General Andrew McNaughton, an army officer, scientist, cabinet minister and diplomat. Born in in 1887 in Saskatoon, he joined the Canadian Militia …
There was a special birthday celebration at Saint Brigid’s Home in Sillery for one their own on November 1. Family and friends came from across Canada to be with …
Further to the article about the commemoration of Sir Richard E.W. Turner, VC, at Mount Hermon Cemetery in the November 2, 2016, issue of the QCT, we received a …
The sounds of music were floating around Old Quebec this past week as the International Sacred Music Festival held four concerts in four venues over four days. After a …