Wearing black robes and mortarboards, graduates of CEGEP Champlain-St. Lawrence (SLC) paraded into the Grand Hall of Le Montmartre on May 27. Their proud parents, teachers, staff, supporters and guest …
Our neighbours to the west will be voting on June 7, and, oh wow, what an interesting night that will be. If you’ve been following the polls in Ontario, you’ll …
Did you know that if you are currently a subscriber to the print edition of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, you also have online access to all articles and the digital version …
Jeffery Hale Community Partners, in collaboration with McGill University, is calling for applications for the Health and Social Services Community Leadership Bursary Program. These bursaries provide financial support to students …
May 29, 1818 – The Quebec Gazette Following a debate on the expediency of forming a society for promoting medical knowledge in this province at a meeting of physicians and …
This short street and small park in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste neighbourhood of Quebec City are named in honour of William Fisher Scott (1785-1833), who was a notary public. He once owned …
Members of the English-speaking community across the province are being invited to come forward to work for our community’s interests and help solidify our future. In what sets a remarkable …
The Quebec City Women’s Club met over lunch at La Fenouillière restaurant on May 26 for their 80th annual general meeting. Some 22 members attended. The mission of the organization …
One of the first activities I look into when on vacation is a food tour. Over the years, many food tours have been created to please all palates; there are …
On May 12, Jean R. Rioux, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence, Lieutenant-Colonel Tony Poulin of the Voltigeurs de Québec regiment and Margaret F. Delisle, chair of the …