**Unable to view photos or links? view online Issue November 5, 2014 English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TM using the …
Richard Walling’s life began at Jeffery Hale Hospital. “I was born in the Jeff, and I like to think they never let me leave,” Walling says with a smile. “Jeffery …
What a treat! This little lamb, 8-month-old Stella Dubé, stayed warm in a fleecy costume and was visibly impressed by the jack-o’-lanterns on her first Halloween. No tricks here…. …
Quebec High School leadership teacher Fannie Marsh and her Secondary IV and V students celebrated their most successful blood drive yet on Tuesday afternoon at the school. The students organized …
I have lived in Quebec City on and off since 1987, for a total of 23 years. For the first time in all those years, in early October I received …
1864 The Morning Chronicle The Fall Fair was held yesterday at St. Paul’s Market and was very successful, the show of cattle being much larger than at any former Fair. …
Avenue Dalton is located in an industrial park tucked between Autoroutes Henri-IV and Robert-Bourassa, Boulevard Charest and Boulevard Versant-Nord. Avenue Dalton is named for John Dalton (1766 -1844), a British …
Minister of Health Gaétan Barrette promised to protect the availability of English-language health services in Quebec City at parliamentary hearings on Thursday, October 27, about a bill that has left …
By all accounts, the summer of 1914 was the warmest in years. The 11 members of the LeMesurier family left Quebec City behind and joined their friends at their summer …
After being closed for almost a year, Gilmour Hill was re-opened by the National Battlefields Commission (NBC) on October 31, to the pleasure of representatives of the park and the …