Community News
Philanthropist Pam Dunn
Farewell to Michèle Thibeau
Dozens from the community came out to the Eastern Quebec Learning Centre on Wednesday, July 9, to bid farewell to Michèle Thibeau, their QCT chronicler for the last ten years. Past and present QCT staff: Front row (left to right): Rose-Anne Chabot, Michèle Thibeau, Ron Devost, Scott French.
PETITION: Stop Morgentaler from receiving Order of Canada
Here is the Petition www.ipetitions.com/petition/Morgentaler/?e
The Impending Suicide of a Once Great Nation
"A large number of endangered, unwanted, and unborn children held a town hall meeting on the 4th of July--alarmed at the brutal and untimely killing of millions of their brothers and sisters in recent years. That the murderous war waged on them had the full force and respectability of the law made their plight all the more terrifying.
Anti-war protesters
Anti-war protesters heckle and boo participants in the July 3 military parade celebrating Quebec City’s heritage.
Surête du Québec riot police lined the sidewalks.
Embodying the QC Anglo: a contest
The Morrin Centre, a cultural centre and heritage site, in partnership with the Quebec Writer’s Federation, is pleased to invite all citizens of the Province of Quebec to take part in its writing contest.
Community loses pillar
Long-time Quebec City resident and philanthropist Jane “Pam” Holt Dunn passed away suddenly on June 24 at the age of 83 in Montreal.
“Everyone was so important to her, she had time for everyone and she was especially wonderful for kids,” her niece, Susan Armstrong said, adding, “We expected her to be around forever.”
Organ Concerts at Chalmers Wesley
Sundays at Six / dimanches à dix-huit heurs
Michele’s Last Press Conference
As you all know by now, Michèle Thibeau is leaving the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph to seek out a new adventure.
She has been working for the QCT for almost 10 years now and she will be sadly missed by all of us here.
