Cegep Champlain-St. Lawrence Campus Director Jean Robert informed the staff about the continuing amphitheatre project for the college that would benefit its 1,000 students and the wider English community at …

Meet the team of women who contribute articles and copy edit for the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Stacie Stanton, editor and publisher of the QCT, was in town recently and a meeting …

Fall brings about many things: crisp fall leaves, apple cider and the “choo-choo” of a new train to Charlevoix. On September 9, Le Massif de Charlevoix rail cruise will take …

The Quest Toastmasters club held its summer party at a member’s farm  in beautiful Ste-Croix de Lotbinière.  The hay cart ride was a highlight of the party just before enjoing our corn-on-the-cob.Louis-Philippe Allard, the …

The immediate past president, Sandra Holman, is proud to introduce the new executive committee of the Quebec English Speaking Toastmasters club (QUEST).  These officers will conduct the club business for …

Toupie, the oldest bear at 30 years old, is not used to caged travel but hopefully will adapt to the new experience. (Photos courtesy of SOS Zoo)   Cody is …

  Janet Amos teaches Marketing to students in the P. W. Sims Project at Cegep Champlain-St. Lawrence. (Photo by Marie White) “Last year’s experience was very, very good,” says Janet …

The Rev. Dr. James de Burgh Wetherall, who recently completed twenty years as minister of West Ellesmere Church in Toronto, will commence his ministry at Chalmers-Wesley United Church in Quebec …