A new look at the history of Saint Brigid’s Home:
A richly-illustrated publication outlining the history of Saint Brigid’s was launched on Monday September 24 among residents, staff, and volunteers at the Home. Entitled Saint Brigid’s and its Foundation: A …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1862 The Morning Chronicle We feel assured that our subscribers will accept, as it is meant, the apology we are compelled to make for the short-comings of this morning’s paper. …
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Quebec architect first in Canada to earn four LEED credentials
Architect David Leslie is proud to announce that he has passed the exams and satisfied the requirements of the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI), the Canadian Green Building Council (CaGBC) …
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CHAMPOUX – BLAIR, Paule 1961 – 2012
CHAMPOUX – BLAIR, Paule1961 – 2012 Died at her home in Quebec, on Monday, September 24, 2012, aged 51 years, surrounded by her adoring family. Beloved wife of David Blair …
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Cruise ships abound in Quebec City
On Friday, September 28, there were no fewer than five huge cruise ships moored in the Port of Quebec – the Crystal Symphony, the Norwegian Dawn, the Queen Mary 2, …
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Memoirs of the English-speaking community: a local heritage project
You may have heard of our Seniors’ Out and About Program, our annual Fall Fest event, our Through the Lens Project or our multitude of Employability Workshops, but what else …
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Obtuary and Funeral Notice for Paule Champoux-Blair 1961-2012
Paule Champoux-Blair 1961-2012 Died at her home in Quebec, on Monday, September 24, 2012, aged 51 years, surrounded by her adoring family. Beloved wife of David Blair and mother of …
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QCT and friends tidy up the shoreline
This year the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph organized its first Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup (GCSC) along a designated section of the St. Charles River. Although windy, the weather cooperated, providing sun …
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The “Mother of New France” celebrated in her Ursuline Congregation
Three hundred and forty years after her death here in New France, Marie de l’Incarnation is far from forgotten. On September 20 in the quaint 1900s Ursuline Chapel, Canadian soprano …
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Local harvests will be put to good use
We often think of Quebec’s harvest bounty as coming from the farmlands outside the city but even here within the city, this year’s harvest has been abundant. Not everyone is …
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