We’re gearing up for a jubilant 250th anniversary celebration in June, and would like to share some of the fun. We are looking for a handful of motivated QCT readers …

Have you noticed our new banner? The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is celebrating a landmark anniversary this year. Yes, friends, you are reading North America’s Oldest Newspaper – together, we have been …

As part of its Connecting through culture: Song series, the Morrin Centre invites you to a bilingual concert hosted by Randall Spear. The concert will feature nationally acclaimed blues and …

With the 60th Carnaval de Québec starting this week, Margaret Oman contacted the QCT to see if we’d be interested in seeing her collection of Bonhomme Carnaval effigies and photos …

After the tragic fire in L’Isle-Verte, some residents and their families may be worried about such an event happening at the Jeffery Hale Hospital or Saint Brigid’s Home. We would …

It’s important to be able to say ‘no’ to things that we aren’t okay with,” Penny Rose told the QCT. Rose is a cast member and outreach coordinator for the …

At the Canadian Olympic speed skating trials in Calgary, no one saw Muncef Ouardi coming. Not even Muncef Ouardi. “People didn’t see me as a contender, but that made me …

A snowshoe racer finishes a lap at the Biathlon des Neiges. The biathlon was the third in a series of seven pre-Carnival events organized by the Duchesses. The events conclude …

While this winter’s variable weather may have meteorologists scratching their heads, the Canadian Ski Council is taking full advantage of every bit of snow. Focused on “increasing participation in recreational …

The National Battlefield Commission has decorated Joan of Arc Park in a winter theme. Signs proclaiming, “Welcome, Snowshoers” greet passersby at both entrances. Elaborate stands describe the origins and development …