Navy Commander tells of battling pirates while delivering food aid in war-torn Somalia
Canadian Navy Commanding Officer Chris Dickinson found himself plying East African waters on HMCS Ville de Québec just as piracy off the coast of Somalia reached epidemic proportions last summer. …
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Federation invites British origin families to become \de souche\””
The tenth edition of the Salon des familles souches will take place this coming weekend at Place Laurier and names from old Québécois families like Boulianne or Tremblay will each …
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Honoring battle life
I wonder if there could still be a way to have a summer event regarding the battle. As a former resident of Quebec City, I understand the sensitivity this event …
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English community takes on 5/30 Health Challenge [with video]
Hundreds of people in Quebec City’s English community are about to get a whole lot healthier with the launch of the province-wide 5/30 Health Challenge one week ago.Thanks to new …
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City Libraries moving into the Modern Era
The world of writing in Quebec City is going to be revitalized for a total of $28.8 million. The Maison de la littérature, a project that has been on hold …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
The Morning Chronicle Editorial: Amongst the various subjects which occupy the public mind, the politician with his theories, the merchant with his speculations, and the adventurer with his golden dreams, …
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QCWC ups bursaries for women continuing studies
The Quebec City Women’s Club will this year offer two new $500 awards to local women entering a CEGEP-level or other post-secondary technical or vocational program.The new awards are in …
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Short-film festival Sundances into Quebec City
The best of the best shorts from Sundance, the Utah-based international film festival founded by Robert Redford, will be gracing Quebec City screens this March. In conjunction with the Prends …
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CQSB high schools boast healthy graduation rates
Despite headlines in the province’s newspapers decrying the Quebec’s dwindling high school graduation rates, parents of students in the Central Quebec School Board’s high schools can breathe easy. The school …
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Huron-Wendats want to bury hatchet, end Plains tiff
The National Battlefields Commission has promised to consider and promptly respond to Grand Chief Konrad Siouï’s proposal to create a peace-making ceremony on the Plains of Abraham that would replace …
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