Meet the team of women who contribute articles and copy edit for the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Stacie Stanton, editor and publisher of the QCT, was in town recently and a meeting…
Fall brings about many things: crisp fall leaves, apple cider and the “choo-choo” of a new train to Charlevoix. On September 9, Le Massif de Charlevoix rail cruise will take…
The Quest Toastmasters club held its summer party at a member’s farm in beautiful Ste-Croix de Lotbinière. The hay cart ride was a highlight of the party just before enjoing our corn-on-the-cob.Louis-Philippe Allard, the…
The immediate past president, Sandra Holman, is proud to introduce the new executive committee of the Quebec English Speaking Toastmasters club (QUEST). These officers will conduct the club business for…
Natalie MacMaster will perform September 17 at 8 p.m. at the Palais Montcalm. Tickets are $65 at the Palais Montcalm website. (Photo MacMaster Press Kit) The Quebec Celtic Festival, which…
Toupie, the oldest bear at 30 years old, is not used to caged travel but hopefully will adapt to the new experience. (Photos courtesy of SOS Zoo) Cody is the youngest…
Janet Amos teaches Marketing to students in the P. W. Sims Project at Cegep Champlain-St. Lawrence. (Photo by Marie White) “Last year’s experience was very, very good,” says Janet Amos,…
The Rev. Dr. James de Burgh Wetherall, who recently completed twenty years as minister of West Ellesmere Church in Toronto, will commence his ministry at Chalmers-Wesley United Church in Quebec…
I met Jack Layton in 1984 when I became the Executive Director of STOP 103, a multi-service agency supporting poor and marginal people in the urban core of Toronto. Jack…
Dear Miss Durie,My wife can’t seem to put her cell phone down. Even when we are able to get some much-needed alone time for dinner without the kids, she can’t…