Column causes consternation
I read with resigned consternation Chantal Hebert’s article in Le Devoir in late June, cheering the lack of francpohone federalist fervour in quebec and how it ultimately aided the cause …
Jeffrey Hale memories
I am Judy (Wolff) Bray from London, Ontario. I graduated from Jeffrey Hale Hospital in 1962. My friend Margaret (Picard) Pennington is also a graduate of Jeffrey Hale. Graham, who …
Hale pipe work underway
The Jeffery Hale Hospital is replacing its two water mains in a project that will last about two weeks. “It’s been planned for over a year,” said Marcel Péloquin, the …
Night Owl band takes Off at alternative music festival
An alternative to the ever-bigger Festival d’Été takes off this week. The Festival Off de Quebec, beginning Wednesday and running through Saturday at various establishments throughout the city, offers a …
Celtic Festival organizers trying to do more with less
Organizers of the 2009 Quebec City Celtic Festival promise a bigger and better event this year, despite having to live up to the excitement of last year’s 400th-anniversary celebration. “Our …
The Times they are a-Changin’
Last night was an interesting experience for me. Wednesday night is Open Mike night at the Board Walk, so as the sound crew was setting up the stage for the …
News from Chalmers Wesley
This Sunday, July 12, our worship leader will be Elizabeth Huse. Our Sunday worship service starts at 11:15am and is followed by a time of fellowship and refreshments in the …
New! Tourisme Wendake’s Free Shuttle Service
Reaching the village of Wendake is now easier for visitors and residents in the old capitol. Raymond Picard, general manager of Tourisme Wendake, has just announced the details to …
Memorials and Things of Fame
The Chronicle Telegraph July 8, 2009 Memorials and Things of Fame Researched and Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau 1849 The Morning Chronicle Cholera: If the attack be sudden, a …
Magic circle casts its spell on new production of Kiugwe
Imagine a magic circle ringed in fire, giant images projected onto huge towered screens as backdrops and an extravaganza of coloured beams of red, green, blue and white light spotting …