I very much enjoyed reading the article by Scott French on Quebec’s historic “Little Iron Horse” which Cornelius Kreighoff knew and admired, and incorporated into many of his famous paintings…

A documentary film producer will ride 4000 kilometres on horseback from Quebec City to Texas this summer in an attempt to ensure that the Canadian Horse — Canada’s only indigenous…

By Rita Torpey Butt Isn’t it odd when you are positive you are thinking straight, sometimes you find you are absolutely wrong? I am thinking about the Old Fellow’s and…

Ken Schankler is the new editor of the Chronicle-Telegraph, commencing with today’s issue. Schankler, a Quebec City resident, comes to the Chronicle-Telegraph with a varied background, including 10 years experience…

Paul Hinton’s band — Three for Soul — knows something about working together, staying positive and keeping it funky.The three band mates have just launched their self-produced, self-financed debut album,…

To the readers of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph,A year ago this May, publisher Pierre Little gave an unsure, blue-eyed, young journalist his first break.My predecessor, Michèle Thibeau, gave me simple advice…

“Those kids have a huge skill set [advantage] because they can plug into both realities and pick up on subtleties,” said Montreal businessman Peter McAuslan at the May 27 Community…

You got it: we’ve moved! On April 13, a number of moving-size cardboard boxes filled with miscellany was ferried from my home to Manoir Archer, on Route de l’Eglise, by…

Eighty percent of anglophone youth in Quebec consider themselves bilingual but feel they don’t know enough French to hold a job in the province. So says the annual report, of…