“Its construction was considered a major engineering feat; for many years it was justifiably the pride of our city.” Yeah – and look at it now.I refer, of course, to…
In the late 1990s, after a few attempts at locating copies of Marianna O’Gallagher’s books in the city, I finally ended up at La Maison Anglaise where the clerk told…
In the February 23 issue of the QCT, under the title A Close Call, I recounted how, on their wedding eve, a lack of communication threatened my future parents’ nuptials….
With the currents event that are happening in Japan, it’s hard to believe that only a year has passed since the small country of Haiti was devastated by an earthquake.Today,…
1851The Morning ChronicleA man named Whitmore, said to be a recent importation from Dublin, has been committed to gaol to take his trial for stealing a silver ewer from a…
Forty-one works of art by the late Sir Jean-Charles Bertrand Forbes (1921-2010) were exhibited for sale at the Quebec Garrison Club on March 19 to benefit the Foundation of the…
Debbie Ford-Caron, skip of the team which proudly took home silver medals from the Senior Women’s Provincial Curling Championship 2011, held at the Huntingdon Curling Club from February 21 to…
On Saturday, March 19, approximately 110,000 fans tightly packed the streets of Old Quebec to watch men and women skaters from around the world battle to the finish line in…
On March 9, 2011, the Standing Senate Committee on Official Languages released a report on Anglophone life in the Province of Quebec, entitled “The Vitality of English Speaking Community from…
Community members are invited to participate in afree teleconference session sponsored by Jeffery Hale Community Services inassociation with the McGill Centre for Studies in Aging. The teleconferencewill connect participants to…