(Press Release) – From crackpot kings to headless queens and eccentric emperors, royal families through the ages have provided an unending supply of horribly endearing characters. On Monday, September 17, …

As part of National Cleanup week from Sept 15 to the 23, 2012, the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph invites readers and community members to join us at Parc Victoria for a shoreline …

1862 The Morning Chronicle “To see ourselves as others see us.” “I fear bound to say that a stranger regarding Quebec merely as a town, finds very much of which …

Journalist, columnist, blogger and photographer Allison Van Rassel is known for her authenticity. Avid music critique and correspondent for publications in Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, Allison is also a …

Recently back in Quebec from competing in the US Open, and having just celebrated her 25th birthday, Blainville’s Aleksandra Wozniak, ranked 42nd in the world, is eager to play again. …

Question: What building and park is this bronze statue of “The Little Reader” located beside? Photo by Shirley Nadeau The QCT Mystery Photo Contest offers readers opportunities to appreciate Quebec …

Canning is not just for grandmas any more. As self-sufficiency re-gains popularity, people of all ages are re-learning traditional skills. According to a National Public Radio article, 43% of canners …

When we learn lifelong, supposedly unforgettable skills, or pursue hobbies that transcend age and fitness levels, we sometimes describe them as “like riding a bike.” However, everything is relative, and …

Wednesday and Thursday September 5 th and 6 th it was open house for the students at Laval University. Toastmasters had a table at the Alphonse Desjardins Pavilion which hundreds …