Days after the first anniversary of the death of former Quebec City mayor Andrée Boucher, her elected successor, Régis Labeaume, confirmed the city’s plans for commemorating her contribution to public …
As a Québec City tour guide, I make a point of taking visitors to the chaussée des Écossais and talking about the contribution of the anglophone community to the history …
Thomas Feininger’s eloquent letter in the August 6 Chronicle-Telegraph, “LHSQ’s Patrimony for Sale,” has now been answered in the August 20 QCT by David F. Blair, President of the Literary …
I am sure I speak for many readers of the Chronicle when I express outrage and revulsion at what can only be characterized as the rank hypocrisy of David F. …
Sculptor Michel Lepine built his vision for the Sands of Time exhibit at Expo-Québec one grain at a time over the last three years. Lepine’s hard work was rewarded last …
Céline Dion’s worldwide popularity is undeniable. Her string of Las Vegas shows sold out year after year. On the web, devotees obsess about everything from her eating habits to interpretations …
Hello to the wonderful Quebec City readers of the Chronicle Telegraph, Job Patstone here. Great to see this newspaper finding a new life and a new “raison d’etre.” Having been …
On Sunday August 31st, 2008 the Catholic Women’s League of Shannon will sponsor a community breakfast for the GRADUATION CLASS OF 2009 of DDO High School from 9:00 A.M. to …
“Now ‘tis the spring, and weeds are shallow-rooted; Suffer them now and they’ll o’ergrow the garden.”-William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616) I write in response to the letter which appeared in …
While most kids probably aren’t awaiting the start of the school year with great enthusiasm, one man certainly is. Warren Thomson has been waiting in the wings to fully fulfil …