Rue Manoir-Atkinson is a cul-de-sac located in Sainte-Foy on the heights of Cap Rouge. It is named after Henry Atkinson (1790-1865), who owned a manor built in the 19th century…
For the 400th anniversary of the Ville de Québec, the people of the canton of Jura, Switzerland, gave the City a state-of-the-art clock dubbed Bonheur. It will be installed this…
Take a mere 15-minute drive from downtown Quebec City along the Dufferin-Montmorency highway (440), over the bridge just before Montmorency Falls, and you’ll find yourself on the bucolic Île d’Orleans….
For over 130 years, the spire of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church has pierced the air above St. Matthew’s cemetery. During that time, much has changed beneath and around it, but…
Chronicling our community wouldn’t be half as much fun without your help. We thank all those who submit material, tips, and photographs for possible inclusion in the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph (QCT)….
The Maison Éphraïm-Bédard on Chemin Samuel in Charlesbourg is featuring the exhibit 1914-1918 : Échapper ou survivre à la guerre (escape or survive the war) to mark the 100th anniversary…
Summer vacation has just begun for many, but Sandy Lalancette is already looking forward to September. Lalancette is on the organizing committee of the Quebec Celtic Festival, which will run…
The Réseau de transport de la Capitale (RTC) and the Festival d’Été de Québec (FEQ) have once again joined forces to ensure effective transportation during the 10-day music festival being…
Growing up, I never had the opportunity to interact with Indigenous people,” confided Chloé Sainte-Marie to the QCT last week.The 2014 International Wendake Pow Wow was held in the heart…
Growing up, I never had the opportunity to interact with Indigenous people,” confided Chloé Sainte-Marie to the QCT last week.The 2014 International Wendake Pow Wow was held in the heart…