Reaching the village of Wendake is now easier for visitors and residents in the old capitol. Raymond Picard, general manager of Tourisme Wendake, has just announced the details to…
The Chronicle TelegraphJuly 8, 2009Memorials and Things of FameResearched and Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau 1849The Morning ChronicleCholera: If the attack be sudden, a large mustard plaster should be put between…
Imagine a magic circle ringed in fire, giant images projected onto huge towered screens as backdrops and an extravaganza of coloured beams of red, green, blue and white light spotting…
Université Laval will receive funding, totalling $37 924 000 that, will allow to upgrade its teaching and research infrastructures.The joints investments, involving both the provincial and federal governments, will see…
Sharon Little’s retirement plan has less to do with her own future than it does with preserving the collective past.Though still a few years away from retirement, Little, chief of…
Letter to the Editor – CQSBBill 88 has been a topic of extensive discussion at the Council of Commissioners of the Central Québec School Board and the Ministère de l’Éducation,…
Ask for a taxi drive to Collique, a shanty town in the suburban area of Lima, Peru, and watch the driver’s reaction; chances are he will refuse to get you…
As the world turns wide-opened eyes toward Tehran, where clashes and riots have erupted almost every day following the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, many members of Quebec City’s Iranian…
Metro Inc. is using contingency plans to supply its Quebec City area super markets following a “surprise” walkout last week by 180 union employees at its Newton Street warehouse. The…
A 16-year-old student-athlete at St. Patrick’s High School has survived the third of cuts in the competition to represent Quebec in the Canada Football Cup this month in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan….