Richard Darisse’s visit to Quebec this week will be special in many ways. Friday, he will be singing at the U.S. Consulate as part of an Independence Day celebration. Sunday, …

The morning after the St-Jean-Baptist Day party in the upper town, streets and green spaces were carpeted with garbage. Crushed beer cans had accumulated against curbs, and broken glass littered …

In 1996, after twelve years of regular service in the Canadian Forces all over this country and abroad, I hung my shingle out as a civilian in this town, quickly …

    “In life, just as in any business or sport, what’s most important is the quality and integrity of the people on your team, the people you most depend …

“La Maison Simons’” story began when Peter Simons, born in 1785 in Scotland, settled in the Quebec City area on a small farm on Lac Duchesnay (now Lac Beauport) to …

Happy 245th birthday to the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph and congratulations for this outstanding achievement!QCT is part of our common heritage and we are proud that the oldest newspaper in North …

Four weeks after introducing a five cent charge for single-use grocery bags, Metro grocery stores across Quebec and Ontario (Metro, Metro Plus, Super C and Marché Richelieu) are reporting that …

Thursday July 2nd 2009 Candlelight Series : Quebec City’s Jewish History Quebec City has long had a Jewish population but its history remains little known. Join Simon Jacobs, director of …

Ask for a taxi drive to Collique, a shanty town in the suburban area of Lima, Peru, and watch the driver’s reaction; chances are he will refuse to get you …

Simon Jacobs strolled into a Tourisme Québec information office and, in his thick London accent, asked where he might visit Quebec City’s historic jails. He was directed to the Plains …