Ah, yes, I remember it well. The single-storey store with Mrs. Cochran serving all the kids with one-cent candy. Oh, those honeymoons, all covered in chocolate. Boy, were they good. …

Alex Bourlinguez, 17, lives with his parents and twin brother in Quebec City. He enjoys his job as the school’s mail delivery person, and likes working in woodworking class and …

While people across the province watched the televised provincial election returns on April 7, local Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) candidates and their supporters gathered to watch and celebrate at a …

Not too many years ago, actually from 1983 to 1987, I was a Customs officer on the Canada-Maine (U.S.) border. I lived in a house right across from the port …

As snow piles give way to puddles and run-off streams, some Quebec City residents are not wasting a minute indoors. Some 60 members of Volkssport Nord-Sud de Québec (VNS) took …

A recent edition of the newsletter of the Quebec Garrison Club – Le Cercle de la Garnison featured an article about the history of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Nicole Blouin, the …

UFC landed in QC at Place Fleur-de-Lys today. Most of Canada’s stars were there, including two-time Olympic Bobsled Gold Medalist Kaillie Humphries, who has been a fan of Mixed Martial …

The sudden death of James Michael “Jim” Flaherty on April 10, at age 64, has greatly saddened Canadians and international figures who knew him well. Flaherty was Canada’s Minister of …

In 1908, Frank Carrel (son of James Carrel, who founded the Daily Telegraph in 1875) had an impressive building erected at the corner of Buade and du Trésor streets to …