Flying low
Once I got my clearance from the Jean Lesage airport tower to take off, I acknowledged then released the brakes and pushed the throttle forward. I could feel the thrust …
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Micro-finance in Haiti
It would be so great, in the coming years, to see our government directing more of Canadian aid towards micro-finance in Haiti and other poor countries! By targeting the poor …
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In Canada, charter right in jeopardy, Freedom of Religion and “Reasonable Accommodation” is not the same thing
It saddens me to read that France again is moving against Muslims who are choosing to wear the Niqab. It is hypocritical that this ban is being done in the …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1850 The Morning Chronicle The acting of our city amateurs has agreeably disappointed us. Last night, before a bumper house, they gave their first performance, which instead of being just …
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Feds announce housing funding
The Government of Canada is investing more than $4.5 million as part of Canada’s Economic Action Plan to improve housing conditions for Mashteuiatsh and the Innu Nation. Minister of State …
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Kebs loose sixth straight in Puerto Rico
Facing the unbeaten first place team is not the best tonic when you’ve lost six games out of your first seven. That was a lesson the Quebec City Kebs learned …
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Kebs fall to Capitaines in final three minutes
The Kebs play a powerful game against the Puerto Rico Capitaines, the current leader of the Premier Basketball League (PBL). Who have yet to lose a game this season. This …
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MARCH BREAK YOUTH BASKETBAL TRAINING CAMP
The Quebec City Kebs invite local boys and girls ages 8 to 17 to participate in their March break basketball camp. The Kebs dedication to the development of youth in …
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Greenhawks wins against Kebs by One point
January 24, 2010 the Quebec City Kebs faced the Maryland Greenhawks for the first time in the 2010 Premier Basketball League Season (PBL). The game was played at Maryland on …
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Former QCT contributor dies in Earthquake in Haiti
“He always had a smile on his face.”So said Michele Thibeau, a former editor of the Chronicle-Telegraph, who worked at the paper with James W. Coates. Coates, 37, was working …
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