Family Day in Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier was a huge success. On Saturday, August 20, the bright sun and warm weather brought out families and friends to enjoy a few baseball and soccer …

Over 20 school buses arrived at the Manoir Montmorency, carrying 2,000 people for the sixth annual Dîner en Blanc on August 11. The attendees, fashionably dressed from head to toe …

If you want to learn something about a river there’s probably no better way than to hop in a twin-seater kayak with a marine biologist who has studied it for …

The Ville de Québec is trying out an innovative new bicycle parking station that will permit cyclists to park, lock their bikes securely and store their helmets and other items …

We know that Canada’s population is aging. According to statistics, in 2015, the proportion of Canadian seniors surpassed that of youth under 15 for the first time. This gap will …

You may be more Celtic than you think! The Quebec City Celtic Festival (QCCF) invites you to gather together in the heart of Old Québec to discover and celebrate your …

Rue du Parc Thornhill is a cul-de-sac with luxurious homes which encircle a small wooded green space and the end of the “sac.” It branches off Avenue Thornhill which runs …

Are you looking for a vibrant, exciting and challenging career with a dynamic team of journalists? The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is seeking a COPY EDITOR, who would also be the ASSIGNMENT …

Thirteen staircases connect Quebec City’s upper town to the Saint-Roch, Saint-Sauveur and Saint-Malo districts.   The Joffre stairway, with 147 steps, is the furthest west. It descends from the end of …