Passersby on Chemin St-Louis should begin seeing the framework for the expansion adjacent to the Saint Brigid’s Home sometime after Labor Day.Workers began digging the hole for the addition, which…
Ten percent more Quebecers over the age of 65 remained active in the work force between 1991 and 2006, according to Statistics Canada. By the year 2011, Statistics Canada says…
Chronicle TelegraphMemorials and Things of FameAugust 5, 2009Researched and Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau 1849The Morning ChronicleA curious case – A case of a man, supposed to be dead from cholera,…
The Capitales de Québec, local favourites of the Can-Am baseball league, will team up with the Morrin Centre to present a Celtic Weekend of baseball, bagpipes and family fun August…
The historic estate of Cataraqui on Chemin St-Louis in Sillery will be equipped to host public events, corporate meetings and a culinary school after the completion of a $9.4 million…
In May, there was the well-attended burial of Cladys Bonneli, a descendant of the first English settlers in Halesboro. Since the lovely little Christ Church for these settlers was burned…
You see Canadians gathered on Highway 401 overpasses, there to pay tribute to the souls of fallen soldiers coming home from Afghanistan. It makes you sad, but it makes you…
It has been good to follow the news reports about St. Matthew’s Cemetery. It is a place with many fascinating connections to the history of Quebec City. It is pleasing…
A nod to Celtic, Irish and Scottish history during the New France era is one of the six main differences during this year’s edition of the Fête de la Nouvelle…
They come from places like Springfield, Missouri; Nashua, New Hampshire, and Barrie, Ontario. They play another country’s national pastime in a place where another game practically qualifies as religion. They…