Limoilou school community shows up for family facing deportation Danielle Burns danielle@qctonline.com A mother and son seeking asylum in Quebec City are running out of time with their fate in … Continue reading Limoilou school community shows up for family facing deportation
COMMENTARY: Second place wins the race? Two examples to keep in mind Peter Black peterblack@qctonline.com Is it too early to talk about minority government scenarios? Of course not, because you …
Mayor’s election ‘shopping list’ targets homelessness, Saint-Roch Peter Black Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative peterblack@qctonline.com Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand issued the traditional shopping list of items for the consideration …
‘Culinary diplomacy’: Historic gumbo on the menu as U.S. Consul General hosts 250th party Peter Black Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative A historic gumbo dish, rather than prickly politics, was …
Political novices in the hunt for Louis-Hébert riding Peter Black Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative peterblack@qctonline.com A journalist, a lawyer, a notary, a former Rouge et Or football player and …
Memorials and Things of Fame Researched and compiled by Lorie Pierce lorie@qctonline.com September 22, 1766 – The Quebec Gazette To the Printers, &c. The want in this City of a …
Judge orders Élections Québec to send bilingual reminder cards Ruby Pratka Sherbrooke Record, Local Journalism Initiative editor@qctonline.com Élections Québec must mail out bilingual election reminder cards to voters ahead of …
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Two five-party leaders’ debates give voters a better idea of the options Kevin Dougherty kevin@qctonline.com The leaders of the five parties best positioned to win National Assembly seats in the …
Poll suggests Plamondon won first debate Kevin Dougherty kevin@qctonline.com The Sept. 15 TVA debate was won by Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, according to a Léger poll of 746 …