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Au 1884 celebrates Winterfest with outdoor fun Cassandra Kerwin [email protected] To celebrate the start of winter, Au 1884 held its 11th Winterfest on Dec. 13 and 14 at the Princess… ...

Winter Olympics, World Cup highlight 2026 sports year Luc Lang [email protected] As 2025 comes to an end, the upcoming year ...

Ave. Cartier’s popular Provisions Inc. grocery reopens in time for Christmas Peter Black Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local ...

Suspension of popular work permit program leaves immigrants empty-handed Ruby Pratka Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local ...

Other foods thought to bring luck at New Year’s include grapes – the Spanish believe eating 12 of them at the stroke of ...

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! There will be no paper on Dec. 24 or 31 while the QCT staff take a well-deserved break.

2025 is a banner year for the St. Lawrence Lions Luc Lang [email protected] When a relatively small school wins a championship, it’s quite a feat for the institution. When they… ...

Sun dogs dazzle sky watchers on Plains Cassandra Kerwin [email protected] Ahalo and two mock suns captured the ...

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… ...

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) ANALYSIS ...

Family doctors reach tentative agreement with government over Bill 2 Ruby Pratka Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Local Journalism Initiative [email protected] The province’s nearly 11,000 family ...