Music is the universal language – at least, that’s how Katharina Urbschat sees it. Urbschat is the director of Vibrant Voices – Voix Vivantes, a multilingual choir. The group is …

The last edition of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph for the year will be published on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2014. There will be no paper on December 24 or 31, 2014, so …

If you feel Christmas just isn’t Christmas without sausage, chestnuts and fresh-baked pretzels, then the German Christmas Market in Old Quebec City is for you. The German Christmas Market opened …

Johanne Audy-LeBlond is a specialist in warm-water therapy for people suffering from chronic pain. She created Aquaérobie JAL some 27 years ago, but began her now highly-recognized aquatic therapy program …

Over 100 people gathered at the Quebec Yacht Club recently for the third annual scotch and whisky tasting benefit cocktail that raised $16,700 for the Eastern Quebec Region of the …

The contralto is that rare breed of singers whose vocal range extends from F below middle C (sometimes lower) to F three octaves above – it is the lowest of …

Noël 100% pure laine in historic Charlesbourg awaits you on December 5, 6 and 7 with a host of activities. The Trait-Carré will host the Marché Saveurs et Traditions. Père …

Thousands of protesters gathered on the Plains of Abraham on Saturday afternoon, November 30, before heading down Grande Allée and René-Lévesque towards the National Assembly to make their voices heard …

Liberal transport minister Sam Hamad, Parti Québécois MNA Agnès Maltais and CAQ MNA Gérard Deltell may not find much common ground on the floor of the National Assembly. But these …

After the attacks on Canadian servicemen in Ottawa and Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu earlier this fall, a frequent topic of conversation in the media has been the radicalization of young converts to Islam. …