OBITUARY: Michael George AYRE
Michael Ayre passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Friday, March 8 at the CHUL in Quebec City.Michael is survived by his children and their spouses: Simon (Ashley), Nick (Lisa) …
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Ten years of stories, ideas, and Imagination
From April 2 to 7 the Morrin Centre will celebrate its 10th annual Imagination Writers’ Festival. This year’s festival features acclaimed authors from the current, diverse, Canadian literary scene and …
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Patient lessons with Clive Meredith
It has been 11 years since I last wrote for the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, and just as long since I last saw the late Clive Meredith. Since then, I’ve donned a …
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March with the QCT in the Défilé de la Saint-Patrick!
We at the QCT are looking for two or more volunteers to march with our “float” (a decorated car and a banner) in the Défilé de la Saint-Patrick / St. …
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Hybrids and electric cars shine at the 38th international auto show
The 38th Salon International de l’automobile de Québec was busy with families and buyers looking over the latest vehicles. The 450 pristine cars displayed on over 220,000 square feet at …
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The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph remembers R. Clive Meredith (1932-2019)
All of us at the QCT were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Clive Meredith on March 8. We reached out to present and former QCT journalists and …
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Laval women’s basketball team wins silver at national championship
The Université Laval women’s basketball team had to settle for silver instead of gold in the USports national championship when they were defeated in Toronto by the McMaster University Marauders …
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Community Calendar
March 12 to 17 – Snowboard and Ski Jamboree: FIS World Cup championships on the giant ramp in Îlot Fleuri, between the highway ramps, on Boul. Charest Est. Lots of …
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Morrin Centre poetry workshop: Quebec City as Muse
You have a poetic story to tell, but where to begin? Perhaps near the beginning or somewhere near the middle. Or why not towards the end, which really points to …
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Drying our clothes: Machine vs Nature
In 1892, inventor George T. Sampson patented America’s first ventilator-type clothes dryer. It consisted of a rack and used heat from a stove. This was a great improvement over the …
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