Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Lent is a time for faith exploration and spiritual deepening through study and prayer. The invitation to examine our life as disciples and to…
From the earliest of times, the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph has been interested in Grosse Île. In the 1880s, the Quebec Daily Telegraph, “our newspaper” founded by James Carrel in 1875, proposed…
1862The Morning ChronicleThe nuisance appears to have been scarcely abated by the arrests latterly made by the Police. On every afternoon last week, The Cote-a-Coton was covered with a swarm…
David Noël recently contacted the QCT to share his happy news. He had been chosen to play the role of a high school student in the CBC/Radio-Canada’s French television series…
The separation of church and state is a concept that I am hearing a lot about these days – mostly due to the U.S. political campaigns currently being waged. A…
Dear readers, I wish to take this opportunity to invite you all to come and join us on Saturday, March 24, at 1:30 p.m. for the 2012 Quebec City Saint…
Kim Nadeau and Gaston Côté, your friendly neighbourhood upholsterers, have weighed anchor and gone upriver. We have left our little farm in Leclercville and have “sailed” up the St. Lawrence…
Last Sunday, February 12, His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston the Governor General of Canada made an unofficial and unpublicized visit to the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity…
You are invited to a unique violin concert on Saturday, February 18, starting at 6:15 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in the Old City. The Jeux d’Archet…
Eleven teams shaved, sculpted, and smoothed snow from sunup to sundown to try to win top honours in the Winter Carnival’s Telus International Snow Sculpture contest. Creativity and likeness to…