Take a mere 15-minute drive from downtown Quebec City along the Dufferin-Montmorency highway (440), over the bridge just before Montmorency Falls, and you’ll find yourself on the bucolic Île d’Orleans. …

For over 130 years, the spire of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church has pierced the air above St. Matthew’s cemetery. During that time, much has changed beneath and around it, but …

The Maison Éphraïm-Bédard on Chemin Samuel in Charlesbourg is featuring the exhibit 1914-1918 : Échapper ou survivre à la guerre (escape or survive the war) to mark the 100th anniversary …

Chronicling our community wouldn’t be half as much fun without your help. We thank all those who submit material, tips, and photographs for possible inclusion in the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph (QCT). …

Summer vacation has just begun for many, but Sandy Lalancette is already looking forward to September. Lalancette is on the organizing committee of the Quebec Celtic Festival, which will run …

The Réseau de transport de la Capitale (RTC) and the Festival d’Été de Québec (FEQ) have once again joined forces to ensure effective transportation during the 10-day music festival being …

Growing up, I never had the opportunity to interact with Indigenous people,” confided Chloé Sainte-Marie to the QCT last week. The 2014 International Wendake Pow Wow was held in the …

Growing up, I never had the opportunity to interact with Indigenous people,” confided Chloé Sainte-Marie to the QCT last week. The 2014 International Wendake Pow Wow was held in the …

The new event organizer for Canada Day celebrations in Quebec City, JEM Événements-pluriel, has unveiled its schedule of events for the Tuesday, July 1st festivities. Come one, come all, families, …

Rue Sheppard runs from the eastern end of Chemin Saint-Louis to Avenue Maguire. It is named for William Sheppard, who was born in 1784 in England and came to Canada …