The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph (QCT) is proud to announce that one of its own, general manager Taylor Ireland, is working on a blog project with Québec en Tête (Quebec First) called …

This blog entry first appeared on quebecentete.com May 6, 2016. People often ask me how I found myself living in Quebec City, and more particularly, as a successful entrepreneur in …

Where was I?  The last such column, dated September 20, 2006, was about the debate over where Lord Stanley first made the speech promising a trophy for hockey supremacy. Was …

The Shannon Heritage Council and Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Settlement Days joined together on Saturday, July 16, for a tour of Pine River, the territory that, some 50 years ago, was expropriated in …

Rue Nelles was named in honour of Admiral Percy Walker Nelles (1892-1951), who was born in Brantford Ontario. In 1929, Nelles was appointed commanding officer of HMS Dragon and two …

There was a certain familiarity to Neil Finn’s stage manner, when the lead singer of the Australian/New Zealand group Crowded House opened the night’s performances on Friday, July 15, on …

A solemn vigil was held in front of the French Consulate on Grande Allée in Quebec City on Saturday, July 16, in memory of those who were killed in the deadly …

On the evening of July 12, fans swarmed onto the Plains of Abraham wearing plaid shirts, country dresses, cowboy boots and hats. They were pumped and ready for country music, …

Bass-baritone Douglas Renfroe presented a selection of songs by Wagner, Gounod, Gilbert and Sullivan, Britten, Wolf, Schubert and Schumann at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity last Thursday afternoon, for …