“There is excitement in the air! Just a few days to go before over two dozen ocean-going sailboats depart from Quebec City in the competition to reach Saint-Malo, France. From …

It was a packed house at Quebec High School (QHS) for last week’s graduation ceremony, where 83 mortarboards were jubilantly tossed in the air in front of friends and family. …

Have you ever walked the halls of the historic Morrin Centre and felt an unexplained presence? Have you ever thought to yourself: If only these walls could talk? The answer …

We take the occasion this week to pay tribute to the woman whose name has appeared in this paper for the past six years and who, during that time, has …

Quebecers got a little taste of Texas on June 21 from Alejandro Rose-Garcia, a.k.a. Shakey Graves, at Le Cercle on Rue Saint-Joseph. Being from the Lone Star State, Shakey often …

Avenue Moncton, in the Montcalm district of Quebec City, was named in honour of Robert Monckton (original spelling), who was born to an aristocratic family in Yorkshire, England, in 1726. …

Jo Ouellet was the daughter of Senator Josie Quart and Harry S. Quart, one of the owners of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph in the 1930s, along with Major Gwyllm Dunn, J.S. …

Graduation was celebrated at Andrew Stuart Johnson Memorial High School in Thetford Mines on Saturday, June 25. Students entered the school gymnasium accompanied by the song “The Verge” by Owl …

On June 22, St. Patrick’s High School graduates stood proudly on the steps in front of the Palais Montcalm for their Class of 2016 photo. On this celebratory evening, 83 …