The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is officially 250 years old! You’ve been hearing about the anniversary for months now, and last week was no exception. Just for fun, we’ve collected some of …
On June 11, one hundred Quebec Young Liberals from around the province gathered at the Ozone Pub on Grande Allée to announce that the 32nd Youth Conference (Congrès-Jeunes) would be …
When you think of Quebec City, you probably think of great cheese, striking architecture, and the St. Lawrence River. But how often do you think of gardens? Indeed, Quebec City …
From world beat music to the World Cup, craft beer to arts and crafts, there was something for everyone along Rue Saint-Jean this weekend. Three events – Faubourg en fête, …
The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, nestled in the heart of Old Quebec, has developed a project aimed at increasing its visibility in Quebec City’s tourism circuit with the creation …
Champlain-St. Lawrence recently announced its newest program – International Trade for Business, leading to an Attestation of College Studies through continuing education. Campus director Jean Robert and the new director …
Daniel Taylor’s voice soared above the pews of Église Saint-Roch, in a haunting a cappella rendition of a 500-year-old English Christmas carol. The bells of Paradise I heard them ring …
Kasia Borkowska is a writer, pianist, music historian, and teacher. She was born in Poland and emigrated to Canada at age 16. It was here that she learned English and …
The Quebec Association for Lifelong Learning (QALL) was established in 1981 to provide leadership in matters pertaining to lifelong learning. It is a collective voice that promotes learning opportunities for …
Now that the longest day of the year – June 21st – has passed, summer truly has begun in Quebec City. La fête de Saint-Jean-Baptiste, the patron saint of Quebec …