Finding the right job in Quebec City took time for Galbraith
Five years ago, three newcomers arrived in Quebec City dreaming of starting new lives here with their Quebec-raised spouses. They found themselves together in the same French class at the …
George Thorogood and The Destroyers, The Slackers and Buck 65 are on their way
You can call this music ska, dub, reggae or whatever suits the purpose! I plainly call it good ol’ rock & roll. After 15 years as a band and with …
The Chronicle-Telegraph up for five newspaper awards this May
The QCT has been honoured with five nominations at the annual Quebec Community Newspaper Association (QCNA) Awards. Assistant editor Michèle Thibeau is a finalist in the Best Education Story category …
Riverdance bids adieu
It’s time to dust off those dancing shoes and shine them up! Don’t miss your last chance to catch the spectacular and one of the most beloved dancing musicals ever …
Where homework is fun!
At 3:05 on a weekday afternoon when most children are heading out the door to enjoy the good weather, Dollard-des-Ormeaux School’s Victory Hall comes alive. That’s when 65 students arrive …
LHSQ unveils impressive Writers’ Series for 2008
Six Quebec and Canadian authors will grace the library of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec this spring during the 2008 Writers’ Series. hey’ll come from far and wide …
Sharon MacLeod has found her niche
Five years ago, three newcomers arrived in Quebec City with dreams of starting new lives here with their Quebec-raised spouses. They found themselves together in the same French class at …
Calling descendants from survivors of Brig Hannah
“Were your ancestor survivors of the tragic Hannah wreck?” A Montreal film production company wants to know! During the Brig Hannah’s voyage from Newry, Ulster, to Quebec in 1849, it …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1858 The Morning Chronicle Annexation In the U. S. House of Representatives, on Monday last, Mr. Campbell of Ohio, asked leave to offer a joint resolution, authorizing the President to …
Make peace on the ice
It is unfortunate that penalties must be handed out to ensure that people do not beat each other senseless while playing a sport. Quebec Remparts coach Patrick Roy and his …