The December 12, 2012, 50th issue of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph will be the special Christmas Edition and the last edition of the paper for this year. There will be no…
1862The Morning ChronicleOn Wednesday about six o’clock p.m., a house in Dorchester street was entered in rear by two men and a youth intent on plunder. The only inmates of…
For most readers, Thanksgiving took place over a month ago, in mid-October. However, for those Quebec City residents with a tie to the United States, Thanksgiving happens in November. For…
Diomède Niyonzima, a soft-spoken Université Laval graduate student, grew up in Burundi, a tiny, heart-shaped country in East Africa. During the civil war that rocked that country in the 1990s,…
The Communauté Allemande de Québec invites you to participate in the 5th annual German Christmas Market at Place Hotel de Ville until December 9. The market features charming wooden kiosks…
Another historical battle was fought on the Plains of Abraham on November 18. On that pristine Sunday morning, The Fighting Irish of St. Patrick’s High School put on a high-octane…
Seventeen years after beginning an overall restoration of their church home, the members of Chalmers-Wesley United Church can finally say, “Mission accomplished!” The final phase of the entire project, restoration…
This past weekend, the Quebec Art Company enjoyed a successful run of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. While the audience was absorbed by the sweltering tension…
Dr. David Guthrie was a much revered physician who practiced medicine in Quebec City. After graduating in medicine from McGill University he served in the armed forces in the Medical…
Quebec High School’s Coffeehouse showcased the musical talents of its students in the gym last Friday evening with 17 acts ranging from singing to Scottish sword dancing, plus special appearances…