Rue Sheppard runs from the eastern end of Chemin Saint-Louis to Avenue Maguire. It is named for William Sheppard, who was born in 1784 in England and came to Canada …

Troisième Avenue in Limoilou is teeming with interesting places – Article 73, a quirky local designer, and bric-à-brac boutique; Loukoum, a cupcake shop; and Soupe et Cie, a superb restaurant …

Ten minutes before the show was supposed to start, I had my doubts; over half the seats were still unoccupied in the ExpoCité Pavillon de la jeunesse. Yet, by some …

For Nancy Saunders, everything started with a spoon. Saunders grew up in an Inuit family in Kuujjaq, northern Quebec. Although her family spoke Inuktitut, she spoke the language less often …

On Sunday, June 15, Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Valcartier hosted an Open House to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Over 9,000 visitors marked the significant milestone of this historic site by …

The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is officially 250 years old! You’ve been hearing about the anniversary for months now, and last week was no exception. Just for fun, we’ve collected some of …

On June 11, one hundred Quebec Young Liberals from around the province gathered at the Ozone Pub on Grande Allée to announce that the 32nd Youth Conference (Congrès-Jeunes) would be …

When you think of Quebec City, you probably think of great cheese, striking architecture, and the St. Lawrence River. But how often do you think of gardens? Indeed, Quebec City …

From world beat music to the World Cup, craft beer to arts and crafts, there was something for everyone along Rue Saint-Jean this weekend. Three events – Faubourg en fête, …