The stately halls of the Château Frontenac were filled with throngs of pint-sized knights and princesses last weekend, all in aid of the Children’s Wish Foundation. Some 225 lucky boys…
In March 2013 the National Battlefields Commission began modernizing its street lighting system, replacing mercury vapour lamps with light-emitting diode (LED) technology. The new system is 70% more energy efficient…
Ten destinations throughout the province have created the Route des via ferrata du Québec to promote a relatively new activity in North America. Nature enthusiasts can discover Quebec from the…
The Minister responsible for Democratic Institutions and Active Citizenship, Bernard Drainville released a report compiled by Léger Research Strategy Group on the topic of the importance of religious tolerance. The…
1863The Morning ChronicleThe proprietor of the Chronicle will pay five dollars for each information, (almost $100.00 in 2013,) as will lead to the detection of several newspaper thieves who are…
Caribou are a totem animal, symbolizing vitality, freedom, and heritage for hunters, nature lovers, governments, scientists and people around the world. Quebec is home to nearly a million of the…
On Sunday morning, May 19, the Parade des Poussettes et Tintamarre (Strollers and Cacophony Parade) departed from Parc Ferland next to Cegep Limoilou and continued down 3e Avenue, led by…
This past week Théâtre Parminou presented its English production of Face It for the first time in Quebec City at Everest Elementary School. Written by Maureen Martineau, the multi-character play…
When Catherine Rondina, author of Don’t Touch That Toad & Other Strange Things Adults Tell You, Lighting Our World: A Year of Celebrations, and others, entered the Dollard-des-Ormeaux School library…
1863The Morning ChronicleThe birthday of Her Most Gracious Majesty was observed in a becoming spirit of affectionate loyalty by the citizens of Quebec. The weather was favorable in the extreme,…