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Eastern Quebec Learning Center takes new approach at empowering knowledge

Susie Faguy received a baptism of fire of sorts at the the recent two-day Salon Éducation Emploi de Québec at the Expo Cité, where 14,000 attendees were bombarded with options …

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Memorials and Things of Fame

1850The Morning Chronicle The City Fathers, or as they might sometimes be called, the City Children, had a protracted meeting on Friday last. The straw splitting was practiced to an …

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26th Annual Student Leadership Conference

Between September 20 and 26, 800 students from every corner of Canada gathered in Montreal for the 26th Annual Canadian Student Leadership Conference. Students from the CQSB were part of …

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So Many Books, So Little Time!

The Quebec City Women’s Club held a very successful Book Fair October 30 thanks to Quebec City’s bibliophiles.Despite the cold, people were lined up outside the front doors of the …

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Anglican Choral Music Workshop Postponed

Due to scheduling conflicts, the choral music workshop, planned for October 30 and 31 at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity has been postponed to a future date. Those who …

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Crowded Morrin Centre scene of murder mystery

The crowded library of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec was the scene of a live broadcast of CBC Radio’s Breakaway recently. The old prison cells located directly below …

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Murder Mystery at the Morrin Centre

The crowded library of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec was the scene of a live broadcast of CBC Radio’s Breakaway this past week. The old prison cells located …

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Author will Bury Your Dead at Morrin Centre

Bestselling author Louise Penny’s latest mystery novel, Bury Your Dead, is being launched on the very spot where the book’s crime takes place, the beautiful library of the Literary and …

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Shannon seeks Public Works Director

Shannon is preparing to hire a new full time employee with a new title to handle the municipality’s growing population and expanding water system. The new position, Public Works Director, …

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Shannon Water Project

A publicly funded water system along Shannon’s Boulevard Jacques Cartier, also identified as Route 369, is expected to be completed by next March. The completion of Phase IV of the …

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