Hundreds of elves spread holiday joy with charity run Cassandra Kerwin [email protected] Early on Dec. 13, Santa Claus, his elves and even a Grinch were spotted in the streets of… ...

COMMENTARY: 2025 ranks as one of most disruptive years in recent memory Peter Black [email protected] It may not be in the same league as 1914, 1939, 1989 or 2001, but… ...

City spends big on snow removal and Boulevard 2.0 plans Peter Black, Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative [email protected] The traditional tools for removing snow from ...

Ave. Cartier’s popular Provisions Inc. grocery reopens in time for Christmas Peter Black Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative [email protected] It may be a stretch to call it ...

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First woman to direct fire department takes over under cloud Ruby Pratka Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative [email protected] The first woman to lead Quebec City’s fire ...

Suspension of popular work permit program leaves immigrants empty-handed Ruby Pratka Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative Arwa Béji, Hassan Derkaoui and Maxime Gress didn’t come to ...

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Pablo Rodriguez says he is a fighter and won’t step down as Quebec Liberal leader at the close of the National Assembly’s fall session. (Screenshot by Kevin Dougherty via National Assembly) ...

Chemin de Noël tickets sold out within 24 hours Shirley Nadeau [email protected] All tickets for Le Chemin de Noël, featuring the Chapelle de Québec choir conducted by Bernard Labadie, to… ...

Quebec tables ‘Q-5,’ inspired by Ottawa’s Bill C-5, to fast-track major projects Kevin Dougherty [email protected] On Dec. 9, Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard presented Bill 5, a proposed law to… ...

Sun dogs dazzle sky watchers on Plains Cassandra Kerwin [email protected] Ahalo and two mock suns captured the attention of people watching the sun rising in the east-southeast shortly after ...