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Michael Ayre receives Moe Rosenhek Award

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Photo: Kathleen Poulin

Don’t Everyone Jump at Once! Ross Murray’s latest book launched

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Photo: Gib McInnis

Blue Ice Books of Quebec City launched Ross Murray's second book Don't Everyone Jump at Once on May 8 to an appreciative audience at the AngloStore. Murray is an award-winning humorist and radio contributor, and the author of You're Not Going to Eat That, Are You? Raised in Nova Scotia, Murray has lived in the Eastern Townships since the early 1990s.

Cyclo Nord-Sud collecting used bicycles

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Photo: Cyclo Nord-Sud

During your Spring cleaning, have you come across a bicycle collecting dust in your garage? Cyclo Nord-Sud are calling on the residents of Quebec to donate any used bikes which they will send to Haiti to support their fight against poverty.

Memorials and Things of Fame

The Morning Chronicle

 

I’m forever blowing bubbles

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Photo: Lise Lafond

As long as I can remember, playing with soap bubbles has been a fun activity at my home. Every summer a cousin, a niece, a grandchild or a visiting child was initiated to this creative fun.

Update from CQSB on proposed Bill 14

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Photo: Photo courtesy CQSB

On April 24th, Madame Diane De Courcy, Minister responsible for the Charter of the French Language, in an effort to obtain the support of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) and thus ensure that Bill 14 would move on to its second reading, announced that the government of Québec would amend Bill 14 in such a manner as to preserve the exemption awarded to the children of francophone members o

Minister of Public Security sets up Maple Spring commission

The Minister of Public Security, Stéphane Bergeron, held a press conference at the National Assembly on May 8 to announce the formation of a three member commission to investigate the Liberal government's handling of the 2012 Maple Spring (printemps érable) student protests against tuition hikes.

YES! Creative Souls Artists’ Conference in Montreal

For the 13th year, YES! (Youth Employment Services) presents a day of inspiration and information for artist-entrepreneurs from all artistic disciplines on Monday, June 3 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. at the Marché Bonsecours, 359 St. Paul E., in Old Montreal. The cost of the conference is $25 if you register before May 17 or $35 after May 17.

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Les Patriotes de Québec Gaelic footballers

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Photo: Danielle Burns

The president of Les Patriotes de Québec Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) Cillian Breathnach talks about his homeland sport and the Gaelic football team he founded.

QCT - How did you become involved in Gaelic football?

Taste of Heritage: Local chef creates Japanese fusion at EQLC

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Photo: Bethann G. Merkle

Jeffery Hale staff celebrate National Mental Health Week

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Photo: Gib McInnis

This past week Shirley Jobson, a mental health social worker at Jeffery Hale Community Services, worked along with the National Mental Health Association of Canada to promote its program. The mental health team at JHCS and community members participated in various activities throughout the week, including creating a mosaic to reduce the stigma attached to mental health issues.

Mourning the loss of a child takes time

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Photo: Juanita Craig

Pont Rouge Walk for Dog Guides

Anyone in Pont Rouge can walk a dog, but it takes a special kind of dog to help a person walk. Dog Guides enable many of the millions of Canadians with disabilities to live safely and independently. By participating in the Pont Rouge Purina Walk for Dog Guides on Sunday, May 26, you can help provide Dog Guides at no cost.

HOLLY HICKS HANSON

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(April 28, 1921 - Sept. 21, 2012)

Bloomsday Montreal invites Quebec City

350th anniversary of Les Filles du Roy

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This year marks the 350th anniversary of the arrival of the first 36 women, known as les Filles du Roy, who left La Rochelle in 1663 to come to New France. The Société d'histoire des Filles du Roy (SHFR) has organized activities that will take place in both Quebec and France this summer to commemorate the arrival of this first group of women.

Les Filles du Roy invite you to join them for wine and cheese

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You are invited to join the Filles du Roy for a "cinq à sept" wine and cheese party on Thursday, May 16 at 5:00 p.m. at 320 rue Saint-Joseph Est in room SS-028 (the Gabrielle Roy Library complex).

Winners of the Concours de musique de la Capitale

Congratulations to the winners of the Concours de musique de la Capitale, held at the Salle Dina-Bélanger on Saturday, May 11:

Coupe St-Germain (piano 6 to 11 years): Olivier Boulianne, 10, of Thetford Mines

Couple Hydro-Québec(piano 12 and 13 years): Anais-Chiyo Lemay, 12, of Montreal

Literary and Historical Society of Quebec receives Prix du Patrimoine

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Photo: Shirley Nadeau

Five cheers for the Holland Huskies Cheerleading Team!

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Photo: Amy Miron

The Holland Huskies cheerleading team are creating history for Holland Elementary School by competing at the National Cheerleading Competition in Sherbrooke on May 19. The team of 14 girls from grades 4 to 6 have only been cheerleading for a year. The girls practise every Tuesday at noon, and one weekend per month.

Memorials and Things of Fame

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The Morning Chronicle
The inauguration of the splendid building on the St. Louis road, erected for the Ladies' Protestant Home will take place to-day. Subscribers and the public are invited to visit the Home between the hours of 2 and 6 P.M.

Vanier Cup visits St. Vincent Elementary

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Photo: Jill Gagnon

Champlain St. Lawrence honours its top athletes

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Photo: Laurie-Ann Benoit

Champlain St. Lawrence honoured its top athletes on Thursday evening during the annual sports banquet. Many athletes were given awards for their academic performance as well as their athletic performances.

Everest: A Photographic Journey to the Top of the World

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On Tuesday, May 14, the Morrin Centre invites you to climb the world's highest mountain with a man who has conquered it, Dr. Rob Casserley. A family and emergency doctor on Prince Edward Island, Casserley has reached the summit of Mount Everest eight times - and is clearly still undaunted.

Dogs on the catwalk at Festival Québec Mode

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Photo: Danielle Burns

The Défilé collectif des créateurs on April 30 was the opening fashion show of the second annual Festival Québec Mode, providing fashion followers with a few surprises and a taste of what's hot in Quebec for spring and summer.

Dying with Dignity conference prepares public for government law

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Information meeting for Americans living in Quebec

At the request of the American Colony of Quebec, the Consulate General of the United States in Quebec City will be holding an information meeting on Wednesday, May 22, at 10:30 a.m. to address some of the most frequently asked questions by Americans living in Canada.

Some examples of the issues to be discussed are - Is there a time limit for registering a child born abroad?

Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Quebec City

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CO2 Solutions Inc., an innovator in the field of enzyme-enabled carbon capture technology, Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, for the official announcement of a $4.7 million grant from Natural Resources Canada to CO2 Solutions on May 3. The announced grant will support the development and piloting of CO2 Solutions' carbon capture technology in the Alberta oil sands.

Made In Iron's Iron Maiden 1984 tribute experience ticket giveaway

The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph has ten pairs of tickets to give away to Made in Iron's tribute to Iron Maiden on Saturday, May 25, at La Capitole theatre in Quebec City.

Les Perséides Mother’s Day Walk

Les Perséides is a support group that was created in 2002 by the organization Les Accompagnantes for parents who have lost a child during pregnancy or within the first year of a child's life.

According to the Institut de la statistique du Québec, each year in Quebec, one in five pregnancies do not make it to full term and more than 500 babies die within their first year.

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