Memorials and Things of Fame
Easter – March 31, 1850The Morning Chronicle Today, (Good Friday) being a holiday, but little business was transacted. The fine spring-like days at the end of last week led us, …
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VEQ feels Winds of Change
Newcomers to Quebec City came together on March 24th for Winds of Change, an annual workshop aimed at providing support, understanding and methods of adapting into a new culture. Seasoned …
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Lions Hockey Seniors Honored
Last Saturday evening, Cegep Champlain St. Lawrence honored four players for their contribution on and off the ice during their career as Lions hockey players. Guillaume Kelhetter, Mathieu Champagne, Francois …
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Temps Partiel sings a song for Shannon
Simon Bilodeau has seen first hand the decades-long tragedy wreaked on the residents of Shannon. “We were all touched by the (issues related to) the water,” said Bilodeau’s friend Karl …
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Will Ann Coulter dare take on tyrannical Canadian hate speech laws?
The Ann Coulter debacle should have never occurred. At least one good thing has happened. Canadians are re-examining the issue of free speech, and decent debate has been ignited by …
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Union stages “symbolic” picketing at Champlain Saint-Lawrence
Increasing workloads and declining purchasing power are at the root of contractual differences between Champlain Saint-Lawrence College and its teachers union, which has been working under an imposed contract since …
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Salon du Livres returns to Centre de Congres next week
Haitian-born author Dany Laferrière will serve as the honorary President of this year’s Salon du Livres opening next Wednesday, April 7, at the Centre de Congres on Boulevard Rene Levesque. …
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Remembering Wilfred E. Rourke
The man who built St. Patrick’s Church nearly celebrated his 98th St. Patrick’s Day, in Quebec City in 2010. Wilfred Edward Rourke died in Quebec City on February 16, 2010 …
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Fortier looks ahead as career comes to a close with Kebs
Ending what could his final go-round in professional basketball, Charles Fortier can look back on his career with no regrets. “Basketball is everything,” said Fortier, 31, concluding what hi believes …
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April 6 is Tartan Day
Just a note to congratulate you on last week’s edition of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. The fine coverage of the St. Patrick’s Parade of March 20th was appreciated by many readers …
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