Former St. Pat’s teacher Lonergan sparks new school naming discussion Peter Black Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative editor@qctonline.com The new English-language high school is not slated to open until 2028,…
The new high school is rising from the construction site on Ave. Wolfe. (Photo by Ruby Pratka)
From Sept. 9 to 13, Quebec City celebrated the wonders of the movie industry with projections of short and feature films and discussions between cinephiles and cinematographers. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin)
MP for Québec-Centre Jean-Yves Duclos, Hahahchenhk Carlo Gros-Louis of the Council of the Wendat Nation, Henriette Thériault of the Fiducie culturelle des Ursulines, Sister Pauline Duchesne of the Canadian Union of Ursulines, Sophie Limoges of the Fiducie, Coun. Mélissa Coulombe-Leduc and Taschereau MNA Étienne Grandmont attended the Sept. 10 announcement. (Photo by Ruby Pratka)
Quebecers enjoyed the 20th Nuit des Galeries on Sept 6. Artists, shops and galleries celebrated art by inviting the public to meander through the streets of the Vieux-Port, Place Royale and Quartier Petit Champlain. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin)
After six seasons with the Capitales, Ruben Castro will hang up his glove and retire from professional baseball. During his tenure with the team, Castro was named the playoff MVP twice in six summers. (Photo by Luc Lang)
Newcomer James Scantlebury will be one of the players Remparts fans will look to for offence this season. (Photo by Luc Lang)
The St. Patrick’s High School Fighting Irish junior football team lost their first game of the 2026 season, 27-21 against the Mistral from Mont-Joli. (Photo courtesy of St. Patrick’s High School Fighting Irish via Facebook)
From left to right, Yves Tremblay of Squash Quebec, Yves Germain, local entrepreneur and owner of Espace Y, and Denis Servais, chair of the 2027 Canada Games Host Society, were all smiles at the opening of the new squash centre on Sept. 9. (Courtesy of the 2027 Canada Winter Games host society)
St. Lawrence goaltender Nikola Antonacci leaves the ice after giving up an overtime goal to Hugo Allard of Cégep de Thetford. Allard broke in alone on Antonacci to give the Filons a dramatic 7-6 victory over the Lions. (Screenshot by Luc Lang from YouTube)