Issue April 1, 2015   English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TM using the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 years! …

It was surely the luck of the Irish that brought out beaming sunshine last Saturday as the sixth annual Défilé de la Saint-Patrick pranced and danced its way through the …

Over the past month Secondary 3 and 4 students at Quebec High School have taken a trip back in time as part of a collaborative book project with 26 English-speaking …

Côte Gilmour, the steep road that winds its way up to the western end of the Plains of Abraham from Boulevard Champlain,  was named in honour of Scottish immigrant John …

Last weekend, the Champlain-St. Lawrence theatre group Les Roughs presented a bilingual adaptation of Daniel Danis’ play Le langue-à-langue des chiens de roche, translated by Linda Gaboriau under the title …

The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is delighted to announce that, in recognition of their work in 2014, the newspaper and a number of its journalists are on the short list in eight …

David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, and his wife Sharon visited Quebec City and Wendake on March 25 and 26. During the visit, at a ceremony in his official residence …