Shannon Historical Society remembers Michael Neville:The Shannon Historical Society mourns the loss of Michael Neville, one of their Directors and a life long resident of Shannon. He will be remembered…
1851The Morning ChronicleA Church of England Chapel is about to be erected on that lot of ground belonging to Mrs. Gray, opposite Mount Hermon Cemetery. It is to answer a…
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has made a final offer to Canada Post in the hopes of negotiating a settlement.The union has also given the notice, required by…
More than seventy-five people attended the 30th Annual General Meeting of the Voice of English-speaking Quebec last week. Held in the Coin soleil room of the Jeffery Hale Hospital on…
The Coin soleil room at the Jeffery Hale Hospital was the location for the first annual Community Forum on May 25. With an overall objective to highlight the health programmes…
On May 28, Champlain-St. Lawrence College celebrated over three hundred graduates.Diplomas were handed out in five programmes: Business; Creative Arts, Literature and Languages; Health Sciences; Pure and Applied Sciences; and…
The Association of Administrators of English Schools of Quebec (AAESQ) and the Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) held their annual Spring Conference, on May 26-28, 2011, in Gatineau, Quebec.Last…
I would like to express my gratitude to the cycling community and other residents of Quebec City for their warm welcome to me and my children last week. We returned…
The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is both proud and pleased to welcome local businessman Taylor Ireland to its organization. Ireland, who originally hails from Saskatchewan, came to Quebec City in 2005 to…
In his well thought out online submission entitled “Orange is in, blue is out” that was published in the 18 May edition of the QC-T, Job Patstone wrote: “I never…