“Slaínté!” at the first St. Patrick’s Day Festibière
Welcome to Quebec City's first St. Patrick's Day Festibière," said general director Sébastien Huot. From March 26 to 28, with a pint glass in one hand and beer tokens in the other, revellers sampled...
View ArticleJean Vanier awarded the 2015 Templeton Prize
The John Templeton Foundation recently announced that Jean Vanier, founder of L'Arche communities around the world, is to receive this year's Templeton Prize at an award ceremony in London on May...
View ArticleDave Gunning brings folk to Quebec City
It was an intimate afternoon at the Royal Dalhousie Condos where award-winning folk artist Dave Gunning performed for a group of 25 friends and fans.read more
View ArticleGovernor General visits Quebec City and Wendake
David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, and his wife Sharon visited Quebec City and Wendake on March 25 and 26. During the visit, at a ceremony in his official residence in the Quebec Citadel, he...
View ArticleQuebec Chronicle-Telegraph nominated for QCNA Better Newspaper Awards
The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is delighted to announce that, in recognition of their work in 2014, the newspaper and a number of its journalists are on the short list in eight categories of the Quebec...
View ArticleImpressive performance by St. Lawrence students
Last weekend, the Champlain-St. Lawrence theatre group Les Roughs presented a bilingual adaptation of Daniel Danis' play Le langue-à-langue des chiens de roche, translated by Linda Gaboriau under the...
View ArticleThe story behind Côte Gilmour
Côte Gilmour, the steep road that winds its way up to the western end of the Plains of Abraham from Boulevard Champlain, was named in honour of Scottish immigrant John Gilmour (1812-1877), a wood...
View ArticleSeniors share stories with QHS students
Over the past month Secondary 3 and 4 students at Quebec High School have taken a trip back in time as part of a collaborative book project with 26 English-speaking seniors in the Quebec City area. To...
View ArticleIrish eyes were smiling on the Défilé de la Saint-Patrick
It was surely the luck of the Irish that brought out beaming sunshine last Saturday as the sixth annual Défilé de la Saint-Patrick pranced and danced its way through the streets of Quebec City. It was...
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“Slaínté!” at the first St. Patrick’s Day Festibière
Welcome to Quebec City's first St. Patrick's Day Festibière," said general director Sébastien Huot. From March 26 to 28, with a pint glass in one hand and beer tokens in the other, revellers sampled...
View ArticleJean Vanier awarded the 2015 Templeton Prize
The John Templeton Foundation recently announced that Jean Vanier, founder of L'Arche communities around the world, is to receive this year's Templeton Prize at an award ceremony in London on May...
View ArticleDave Gunning brings folk to Quebec City
It was an intimate afternoon at the Royal Dalhousie Condos where award-winning folk artist Dave Gunning performed for a group of 25 friends and fans.read more
View ArticleGovernor General visits Quebec City and Wendake
David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, and his wife Sharon visited Quebec City and Wendake on March 25 and 26. During the visit, at a ceremony in his official residence in the Quebec Citadel, he...
View ArticleQuebec Chronicle-Telegraph nominated for QCNA Better Newspaper Awards
The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is delighted to announce that, in recognition of their work in 2014, the newspaper and a number of its journalists are on the short list in eight categories of the Quebec...
View ArticleImpressive performance by St. Lawrence students
Last weekend, the Champlain-St. Lawrence theatre group Les Roughs presented a bilingual adaptation of Daniel Danis' play Le langue-à-langue des chiens de roche, translated by Linda Gaboriau under the...
View ArticleThe story behind Côte Gilmour
Côte Gilmour, the steep road that winds its way up to the western end of the Plains of Abraham from Boulevard Champlain, was named in honour of Scottish immigrant John Gilmour (1812-1877), a wood...
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