2008 Quebec City Celtic Festival
The third edition of the Quebec City Celtic Festival is quickly approaching! Set for August 29th, 30th and 31st, the 2008 Festival will have something for everyone, what with workshops, …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
The Morning Chronicle 1848 General Tom Thumb Will Visit our City under the Especial Patronage of His Excellency the Governor General The distinguished man in miniature, weighing only 15 …
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QCT Newsies Hit the Streets
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! North America’s oldest newspaper, The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, in collaboration with its partners, the Quebec City CEDEC chapter and the Morrin Centre, has launched its …
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Rain and Music Don’t Mix
Thursday evening we had prepared for a pleasant outing at the Roland-Beaudoin Park in Ste-Foy to listen to the Quebec Symphony Orchestra’s outdoor concert. We arrived an hour early but …
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New Funds Bolster Celt Fest
Quebecers might consider staying in Quebec City this Labour Day weekend, as the Celtic Festival programme is looking very promising this year. “We have way more activities this year; it’s …
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Best Bets
Kiugwe: le grand rendez-vous The Huron-Wendat Nation presents Kiugwe, a series of performances inspired by First Nations creation myths. The show shares Wendake culture through Aboriginal storytelling, song and dance. …
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Health Agency Approves Plan for Semi-Autonomous Seniors’ Residence Next to St. Brigid’s Home
Plans for a new alternative residence for semi-autonomous seniors to be built next to St. Brigid’s retirement home are coming closer to fruition. The plans for the facility were approved …
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Tory Road Map Replaces Grit Action Plan On Official Languages
Three weeks following Off icial Languages Commissioner Graham Fraser’s annual report, which blasted the Harper government’s lack of an action plan on official languages, the federal government responded with a …
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McCartney Mania Captures Quebec
Paul McCartney thrilled fans with a free concert on the Plains of Abraham on Sunday, July20. Over 200,000 people came out to see the rock legend’s tribute to Quebec’s 400th …
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A philanthropist’s life in Quebec City, Dunn: “No walls a human being cannot overcome”
Jane Osla Holt was born in Montreal on July 13, 1924. On June 24, 2008, just short of her 84th birthday, she passed away as Pam Dunn, the name under …
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