The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph

Quebec City would be a perfect fit for CPL, CFL, and women’s hockey http://ow.ly/tEgC30rkB99

The story behind Rue Jeanne-Sauvé http://ow.ly/uaJU30rkZjb

Remparts face QMJHL teams in the Videotron Centre ‘bubble’ http://ow.ly/Smsm30rkB8L

Memories of Max Gros-Louis http://ow.ly/hchn30rkXja

Canadians hope for co-ordinated action against COVID-19 http://ow.ly/Gfx630rkB84

One little pill bottle can make a big difference in reducing plastic waste http://ow.ly/Luau30rkB7r

Quebecers mourn the death of Max Gros-Louis http://ow.ly/i7Qv30rkVUj

Drive-in Toy Parade at ExpoCité delights families http://ow.ly/SNCX30rkVTI

The Nov. 18 edition of the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph features articles about the Remembrance Day ceremony held at the Cross of Sacrifice on Grande Allée and the Silent Walk by residents to "reclaim" the Old City after the terrifying Halloween attacks. Quebecers mourn the death of Max Gros-Louis, who was the grand chief of the Huron-Wenday First Nation for 33 years. Former QCT journalist Marie White shares her memories of him. The Drive-in Toy Parade at ExpoCité la...st weekend was so popular that the organizers, with the blessing of Mayor Labeaume, will be doing it again on Nov. 21, 22, 28 and 29. Register online at paradedesjouets.ca. Quebec-city-based pharmaceutical company Medicago announced "very promising results" in their Phase 1 clinical trials for a COVID-19 vaccine! They are now moving to Phase 2/3 trials. You can read about all this and much more in this week's edition of the QCT. Visit our website at qctonline.ca to learn how you could become a subscriber. See more

Métis-sur-Mer unveils Remembrance monument http://ow.ly/ybtc30rkLX3