The cottage at the corner of St. Louis Road and James-Lemoine Avenue presents an exhibition of works by photographer Fred C. Wurtele. Conserved by archivists of the city, the province…
Local wine, beer and spirits merchant, Kenneth Gunn, invited the QCT to a private wine-tasting on October 17, presided over by Brice Lamouroux, Secretary General of the Château Larose Trintaudon,…
The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph extends sincere congratulations to writer Juanita Craig and Jimmy Lambert on the birth of their son Étienne Patuone Lambert on Saturday, October 12. The proud grandparents are…
From Place d’Youville to Petit-Champlain, from Saint-Roch to Sainte-Foy, Quebec City’s evenings were alive with music and dance this week as the 7th edition of the Festival de Jazz de…
1863The Morning ChronicleThe Hibernian arrived in port last evening bringing a full cargo of freight for Quebec and Montreal and 299 passengers and baggage. She sailed from Liverpool and Southampton…
The Billy Talent band returned to Quebec City on October 15 and 16 to the delight of faithful fans who have sustained their popularity for so many years. This concert…
Imagine a show that combines the athleticism of figure skating with the quirkiness of circus, all set to music belted out by live singers with bold back-up dancers. Though it…
With a crisp breeze ruffling leaves, Marie-Ève Buist took the QCT on a tour of the downtown garden she has helped manage all summer. Despite the declining temperatures, the garden…
Champlain-St. Lawrence College’s French Improv Team (FIT) hosted its second College Improvisation Tournament recently. For these competitions, a theme is set, and teams of students are challenged to create sketches…
Both an active military base and an historic site open to visitors, the Citadel offers evening tours that bring the past alive. The QCT recently joined one that began at…