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Spending an afternoon conversing with Claire Martin in the comfort of her apartment is an enriching experience. The 97-year-old writer, whose award-winning Quebec classic In an Iron Glove graces the …
The sun was a welcome sight for those standing in line outside the Eastern Quebec Learning Centre for the annual Quebec City Women’s Club Book Fair last Saturday. To pass …
The Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) recently announced the election of its new President David D’Aoust. Commissioners from the nine member English school boards from across the province, which …
Stores around town have packed up all their unsold Halloween candy, costumes and decorations and already Christmas stock is being put on the shelves. Every year it comes as such …
In the spring of 1946 my soldier brother, Raymond Paquet, age 21, returned home from World War II. This photo was taken at a surprise party the day after his …
On Friday, October 28, three well-known Quebec City residents − Louisa Blair, Richard Walling, and Taylor Ireland − were interviewed on the television program “Mise à jour Québec.” The program …
Canadian doctor, poet, author, artist and soldier, Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander McCrae was a soldier during World War I and a surgeon during the Second Battle of Ypres. Born in …
Before we get our boots stuck in the cold slush of winter, I though it would be nice to reminisce once more about summer 2011. What better subject than the …
It was wonderful seeing all those happy faces on the cover of the most recent Chronicle Telegraph to arrive at Boutilier’s Point. I could feel the positive energy and almost …