By Rita Torpey Butt Isn’t it odd when you are positive you are thinking straight, sometimes you find you are absolutely wrong? I am thinking about the Old Fellow’s and …

Ken Schankler is the new editor of the Chronicle-Telegraph, commencing with today’s issue. Schankler, a Quebec City resident, comes to the Chronicle-Telegraph with a varied background, including 10 years experience …

Paul Hinton’s band — Three for Soul — knows something about working together, staying positive and keeping it funky. The three band mates have just launched their self-produced, self-financed debut …

To the readers of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, A year ago this May, publisher Pierre Little gave an unsure, blue-eyed, young journalist his first break. My predecessor, Michèle Thibeau, gave me …

“Those kids have a huge skill set [advantage] because they can plug into both realities and pick up on subtleties,” said Montreal businessman Peter McAuslan at the May 27 Community …

You got it: we’ve moved! On April 13, a number of moving-size cardboard boxes filled with miscellany was ferried from my home to Manoir Archer, on Route de l’Eglise, by …

Eighty percent of anglophone youth in Quebec consider themselves bilingual but feel they don’t know enough French to hold a job in the province. So says the annual report, of …

THURSDAY, June 4Moms’ Night Out: Sharon is hosting a Closet Swap at her home in Quebec City from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Join in the fun and trade something …

A Quebec City bicycle maker says the industry is doing very well despite the global economic slowdown. The owner of Bicycles Falardeau on Rue Richelieu, Paul Trépanier, says his sales …