Rue Stanley-Cosgrove is named in honour of Stanley Cosgrove, an artist born of Irish and French parentage in Montreal in 1911. Cosgrove studied at the École des Beaux-Arts de Montréal …

Moisson Québec has put out an urgent plea for more people who can offer their help on a regular basis, a half-day or a full day each week, between 8 …

The 42nd edition of the Université Laval “Semaine de l’Agriculture” was held at ExpoCité on January 13, 14 and 15. The theme this year was “From Tradition to Innovation.” This …

We are pleased to announce that the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph may now be purchased in the historic library of the Morrin Centre, located at 44 Chaussée des Écossais in Old Quebec. www.morrin.org   …

Canada is celebrating its birthday – 150 years since Confederation – in 2017.  Throughout the entire year there will be nation-wide events to mark the sesquicentennial. It’s a big word, …

While some of us might find the winter season less than enjoyable, the Village Nordik gives residents and visitors a great reason to get outside! From January 19 to March …

Je me souviens (I remember) is a slogan that all Quebecers are familiar with. The provincial motto can be seen engraved in stone above the front entrance of the National …

Elliott Seah, a bright, curious ten-year-old dinosaur enthusiast, shares his passion for Paleontology in a fun and informative guide to these fascinating prehistoric creatures.  Elliott’s Guide to Dinosaurs was published …

Ebola has claimed more than 12,000 lives since its discovery. During the 2014-15 outbreak over 11,000 people succumbed to this deadly virus. However, the tide has turned and Ebola may …

It was Salon Bouge weekend at ExpoCité, a show dedicated to encouraging people to get more physical exercise. From January 13 to 15, visitors discovered a diverse array of things …