In the recent exchange of letters to the editor regarding the silent book auction, there has been much metaphor and hyperbole. Entertainment to match the politics-as-spectacle from down South. In …

Amazingly, it has been a year since I took the helm of North America’s oldest newspaper. Over this year, I have learned a great deal about and have become integrated …

A new Planned Giving Program, initiated by the Jeffery Hale Community Partners, will benefit partner organizations in the English-speaking community this fall. The program, to be launched in October, aims …

Stacked in the small, common space adjacent to the jail cells that once held the city’s criminals, 106 boxes of books, worn with use, age, and neglect, await their fate: …

The Eastern Québec Learning Centre is ready and waiting to help meet the demand for bilingual registered nursing assistants (RNAs), nursing assistants and medical assistants. All it needs are students …

The Quebec City based clothing retailer La Maison Simons has recalled 450,000 of its youth-focused fall/winter catalogue after numerous customer complaints cited the young female models pictured in the catalogue …

Saturday, September 20th, 2008 St-Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Valcartier will be having a TURKEY SUPPER At the Community Centre1743, boulevard Valcartier from 5:00 to 7:00 pm Adults: $1o.00Children 6 to 12: $5.00Children under 6: free Everyone is …

Trinity Church is holding flea market on Saturday, September 13th, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., in Collie Hall, everything from furniture, clothing, tools, household items will be on sale.  Coffee and tea …

The Orchestre Symphonique de Québec’s Pleins Feux concert on the Plains of Abraham received a very warm reception from concert-goers on what was otherwise a cold and autumn-like night. An …

The Morning Chronicle noted the unusual sight of a Scottish mariner teeing up a couple of “gutties” on the Plains of Abraham in 1854. The now familiar Scottish tradition, the …