Alfred Hitchcock walked the streets of Quebec City with his wife Alma and fell in love with the charming old city. He returned to immortalize it in his movie I …

Hugh Bignell, long-time resident of Quebec City, recently sent us the following message: “The recent picture in the QCT of the Sons of Ireland Hockey Team of 1915 reminded me …

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Lent is a time for faith exploration and spiritual deepening through study and prayer. The invitation to examine our life as disciples and to …

From the earliest of times, the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph has been interested in Grosse Île. In the 1880s, the Quebec Daily Telegraph, “our newspaper” founded by James Carrel in 1875, proposed …

David Noël recently contacted the QCT to share his happy news. He had been chosen to play the role of a high school student in the CBC/Radio-Canada’s French television series …

The separation of church and state is a concept that I am hearing a lot about these days – mostly due to the U.S. political campaigns currently being waged. A …

Dear readers, I wish to take this opportunity to invite you all to come and join us on Saturday, March 24, at 1:30 p.m. for the 2012 Quebec City Saint …

Kim Nadeau and Gaston Côté, your friendly neighbourhood upholsterers, have weighed anchor and gone upriver. We have left our little farm in Leclercville and have “sailed” up the St. Lawrence …

Last Sunday, February 12, His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston the Governor General of Canada made an unofficial and unpublicized visit to the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity …