Ste-Foy Elementary goes “Faster, Higher, Stronger”
Every four years winter Olympic games are held at Ste-Foy Elementary (SFE) School. This year there was a big difference. The cycle three students took ownership and organized the Olympics …
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On the road with Phelipe Soldevila
For the first time in three years, local artist Phelipe Soldevila held a solo art show in a recently renovated space on Côte d’Abraham that was available only for the …
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North America’s Oldest paperwoman delivers the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph during St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Every year for the past eight years, the QCT has been a part of the Défilé de la Saint-Patrick, delivering newspapers to the thousands of people who line the parade …
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It was a great day for the Irish in Quebec City
Thousands of Irish eyes were smiling as the ninth annual Défilé de la Saint-Patrick made its way through the Montcalm district and into the heart of Old Quebec on March …
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Just a “little” butter at the 2018 FoodCamp
Ever consider using an ingredient other than pine nuts in pesto? Pesto purists may be surprised to hear some chefs recommend trying toasted pecans, or, for an even more budget-friendly …
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Kicking the tires on a Ford for Quebec
Some snide pundit quipped recently that the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party has such a breathtaking lead over the reigning Liberals, “even a Ford cannot screw this one up.” The Ford …
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Robert Grace speaks about the Irish Experience
Among the many events and festivities celebrating Irish culture over the past week, the organizers of the Défilé de la Saint-Patrick believed in the importance of honouring those who risked …
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Three Bach cantatas presented by Les Violons du Roy and guest soloists
Les Violons du Roy, directed by Jonathan Cohen, presented Cantates de Bach, l’Étoile du Matin – three glorious cantatas by Johann Sebastian Bach at the Palais Montcalm on March 22. …
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The story behind Rue Adrien-Pouliot
This street is named after Adrien Pouliot, a mathematician and professor who was born on Île d’Orleans on Jan. 4, 1896. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in applied sciences from …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
March 28, 1868 – The Morning Chronicle Destruction of Property – A large gang of night marauders from St. Sauveur, carried off a quantity of wooden fencing for firewood, from …
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