Sovita Chander, President of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, recently contacted the QCT to give us a statement regarding the departure of former Interim Executive Director, Marie Rubsteck. …
Recently, Sillery’s historical neighbourhood has been the site of a colourful citizen mobilization. Signs have suddenly appeared on front lawns and cars. The signs read “S.O.S”, “Sillery for sale” and …
1862The Morning Chronicle A melancholy instance of the danger of putting off until to-morrow what may be done to-day, took place last week when we had occasion to chronicle the …
Quebec City’s Jay Ouellet is a remarkably talented and inspired photographer. A chiropractor by day and a photographer by night, Ouellet has always, it seems, been fascinated by the sky …
Philippe Moussette, founder and president of the Club d’astronomie VÉGA in Cap-Rouge, is a renowned photographer of celestial events, including this one of the Loto-Québec fireworks which were launched from …
History tells us that New France was founded during the age of the great European discoveries in the 16th century. Anyone meandering the streets of Quebec from August 1 to …
On a beautiful but very warm Thursday afternoon, the Brigade Lyrique of the Quebec Opera Festival gave a free concert under the shade of the old elm trees surrounding the …
“It was a pleasure to receive and read your newspaper this week. Thank you for this interesting contest.”- Annick Dion“I love this contest, although this is my first participation. Seeing …
We are pleased to announce the winners of the QCT Mystery Photo Contest for the month of July, 2012. They will each receive a $15 gift certificate from La Maison …
Espace St-Michael (ESM) may be a familiar space to many QCT readers. Since it was built in 1946, in honour of soldiers from the parish who perished in World War …