Perhaps you’re not the type to write a Letter to the Editor but have an insightful point of view you want to share. Or maybe you wonder whether the Letters …

Over the past few years, many people have shared personal stories about their connection with the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph (QCT): paper boys (and girls!), journalists, salespeople, owners, editors and publishers. Throughout …

The red carpet had to be covered because of rain but this did not dampen the enthusiasm and eagerness of the handsome actors and beautifully-gowned actresses to pose for the …

This construction project is the reason pedestrians cannot use the Jacques Cartier Park pathway between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday these days. The City of Quebec …

The gymnasium of Everest Elementary School was a beehive of innovative activity last Thursday and Friday as some 340 students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 6 were involved in the first-ever …

According to an article by Julien Bélanger and Richard Lortie in a 1990 issue of the quarterly magazine Cap-aux-Diamants : la revue d’histoire du Québec (No. 22, page 72), the …

The Ville de Québec and the International Masters Games Association (IMGA) recently announced that Quebec City will host the World Winter Masters Games, January 31 to February 8, 2015. “Next …

For teacher Fannie Marsh’s Secondary 3 history class at Quebec High School, this was no ordinary lesson. In Marsh’s class, lessons don’t usually begin with a military salute. But in …

In 2012, a group of women decided to take part in a great adventure to personify the 36 Filles du Roy who arrived in Quebec in 1663. To commemorate the …

The last step of the International Ice Canoe Circuit, the Grand Défi Chez Victor, took place on the St. Lawrence River in front of Quebec City this past Saturday afternoon …