Winners of St. Patrick’s High School public speaking competition
It requires nerves of steel and lots of confidence if you wish to speak calmly and clearly and make your point within a short time period before a panel of …
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Exploring means seeing things differently!
The community Wellness Centre and the Mental Health Team at Jeffery Hale Community Services are bringing you a full slate of activities for Mental Health Week. This year’s theme, set …
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Spring is bustin’ out all over Quebec City!
There’s still snow on the ground but spring has brought the warm sun, perfect for taking a nap against the base of a tree, where the grass is dry. Tulips, …
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Building pipeline to Saguenay not like in the 1950s
The Northern Ontario village of Ramore, just across the Quebec border, doesn’t find itself mentioned in the news very often, certainly not since the 1970s.Back then, April 1974 to be …
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Never-ending tramway story is back in the headlines
The history of Quebec City’s tramway goes back over a hundred years. On Aug. 18, 1865, the first tramway began operating. Comprising 39 stations along its 23 kilometres of tracks, …
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The story behind Boulevard and Autoroute Charest
This artery, actually a boulevard and then a highway, is named in honour of Father Zéphirin Charest (1813-1876). Born in Sainte-Anne-de-la Pérade, he was the pastor (curé) of Saint-Roch parish …
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MEMORIALS AND THINGS OF FAME
April 21, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteElectric RodsAs the season of Thunder and Lightning is approaching, it may be useful to know that if the points [of the lightning rods] …
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What Notre Dame shows us about solidarity
On Monday, April 15, as last week’s edition of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph was going to press, I was in the back of a Land Rover, nearing the end of an …
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The longest maple taffy trough in Quebec City
In spite of the rain on April 20, hundreds of tourists and locals – basically anyone with a sweet tooth – enjoyed the maple taffy prepared by La Petite Cabane …
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Living the zero-waste life in Charlesbourg
This is the first in a series of articles featuring residents of Greater Quebec City who are taking steps to produce less household waste. Locally, this process is known as …
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