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The Laurel Comment

“China, for 18 of the past 20 centuries, has been the largest economy in the world and will be again this century”.
-Chris Patten (former Governor of Hong Kong)

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Quebec winters: the real thing!

I just spent the weekend in Quebec city visiting mum and friends. We had the chance to visit the Plains of Abraham and check out the activities, the snow sculptures, and the ice sculptures.

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How to use our website - Introduction to qctonline.com

Introduction to QCTonline.com

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Seniors on the Road

There's plenty in the news these days about seniors on the road -- driving and walking!

When it comes to seniors driving, it can be a very touchy subject. Giving up a privilege that one has had for decades is a tough decision, especially when it lands in the hands of the family, a physician or the police to be the bearer of bad news.  

Kudos for Rosina

Congratulations to the students and teachers involved in the recent production of Rosina, the operetta that was recently performed at Morrin Centre's College Hall. Kudos to Morrin Centre's team -- and to France Cliche -- for maing it happen after the idea was suggested by one Edwina Carson.

The long, hard road to publishing part: deux

Ok...

Now you know being about my book being rejected 38 times actually 39 as of this writing... But what I didn't tell you the first time around is that this summer I actually did get some serious interest from an agent in New York city...I was so close to success and stardom I could taste the recycled paper I printed the response on.

The long, hard road to publishing

I've finished recently writting my first book and I think it's pretty darn funny, touching and an overall good read.
It took me two years of dedication and perseverance.
Like some of you who are reading this right now, you may have written something you too would like the world to read, enjoy and if your lucky get inspired from...

Needed changes at the Chronicle-Telegraph

I decided it was time to bring you all up to date on more changes we are implementing at the QCT starting in 2008.

Over the last six months I have seen and learned a lot from friends and from dedicated employees of the newspaper. I have read extensive historical backgrounds on the operations of the oldest newspaper in North America going back more than a century.

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