Photo: Danielle Burns

On Tuesday, April 9 the Aurian Haller Band launched their second CD The Dark Room to an appreciative crowd of fans in La Ninkasi café and bar. Radio-Canada was also on location for a live interview with Haller while he strummed a new track, "So Little Beauty."

Haller, the lead singer of the band and poetic force behind the songs, is the only member who was not raised in Quebec.

Photo: Jessica Leblanc

St. Lawrence students Jessica Leblanc, William Poulin, Emilie Buzzell and Vanessa Gauthier organized a book fair on Tuesday, April 9, to raise funds for cancer research. The event took place on the main floor at Champlain St. Lawrence College.

Photo: Daniel Letourneau

I received two tickets to this concert for my birthday from a friend Alain Grenier, who is a saxophonist in the orchestra. He is third on the left, third row, in the group photograph. Although I have known Alain for several years, this was the first time I attended one of the orchestra's concerts.

It is time to mark your calendars for the 3rd edition of the Cutural Interlude to held once again at the magnificent Doamaine Cataraqui in Sillery, Sunday, June 2nd.

Photo: alex Edet

In our communication class at St Lawrence we had to make an event. Our event was to show a hockey game in the cafeteria. The game was between the Montreal Canadiens and the Washington Capitals and we were serving pizza and soft drinks. Our goal was to get a total of 50 people at the beginning and make a good enough profit in order to make a donation to the Montreal Canadiens children foundation.

Photo: Jessica Leblanc

The event took place on the main floor at Champlain St.Lawrence College. In order for the book sale to be successful, they reached out to fellow classmates, students and teachers to donate some of their used books for a chance to win a $75 gift card in a store of their choice at Place Laurier.

Looking for a summer read, a book to curl up with on a rainy day or a timeless classic? The Morrin Centre will be hosting a mega sale of English-language second-hand books (softcover donations and duplicates). Come choose from hundreds upon hundreds of books displayed in College Hall.

Photo: Juanita Craig

Are you and or your family looking for a unique opportunity to develop long-term bonds with people from all over the world? If so, then participating in an AFS exchange program may be for you.

This spring's QAC production is The Importance of Being Earnest, the theatrical classic by Oscar Wilde. The play, a Victorian comedy, is full of impossible love, morality and false pretences, misunderstandings and hidden relations - all the elements of comedy in a society where the trivial is important and the serious is overlooked.

Patricia Mary Clarke passed away peacefully at Maison Michel-Sarrazin on March 14. She was predeceased by her parents Dorothy and Sydney Clarke.

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We have made it to the finals of the local Caisse Populaire Desjardins competition for the "Organization of the Year!" We had to write up what impacts we have on our community and how we affect those about us. The prize is $2,000! Think of the hay and straw we could buy with that.

A former Stoneham resident, Liam Maguire, recently published his third hockey book, Next goal wins! A hockey fan since he was a kid, Liam has a mind that can record every little detail (when it comes to hockey, of course). He has been on numerous hockey trivia shows, and can outwit the best.

In order to always offer more to residents of Quebec City, the Citadel will be open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. during the winter.

In past years, the Citadel only offered one bilingual guided visit per day during the winter. This year, for the pleasure of visitors and curious locals, guided visits in English and French are offered every day from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.