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Ice Hotel opens with new features, new theme, and a chilly new competitor

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Photo: Photo by Amanda Halm

The color of springtime is in the flowers; the color of winter is in the imagination.

Burns Night with the 78th Fraser Highlanders

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Photo: Photo provided by Ted Gunn

Aye, it's time to raise a glass in memory of "The Bard," Scotland's national poet, Robbie Burns. The 78th Fraser Highlanders, Fort St. Andrew Garrison, invite you to join them at the Burns Night to be held on Saturday, January 28, at the Morrin Centre. The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. with a Social Hour. At 7:00 p.m.

Community comes together for Christmas Hamper Campaign

 

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Derek White and daughter Meaghan help load hamper boxes and potatoes into volunteer’s trunk on hamper delivery day.

 

New Year’s celebrations on Grande Allée

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Photo: Shirley Nadeau

After huge successes in 2009 and 2010, merchants of Grande Allée outdid themselves by offering a breath-taking New Year’s celebration again this year. The festivities actually began on December 27 and lasted until New Year’s Day, to the elation of young and old alike.

And Toupie too will live happily ever after!

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Photo: Source: Lauraine Gagnon

The happy ending to the story of Quebec City's three former zoo bears is finally complete. Toupie arrived safely at the Zoo de Saint-Félicien on November 9. The 30-year-old female Kodiak now lives in a naturalistic habitat beside the grizzlies Mary and Cody, who arrived one week earlier. It was a risky process to transport the three bears, especially during the hibernation period.

“I remember . . . ”

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Photo: Cambon family archives

Reflections on growing up in Quebec City during the Second World War with a brother facing an uncertain fate in a Japanese prisoner of war camp, two sisters serving overseas and both parents contributing to the war effort. A Remembrance Day tribute to one special family and to all WW II veterans and their families.


By Austen E. Cambon

Community Christmas Hamper Campaign prepares for a new season

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Photo: Lucy Girard

Stores around town have packed up all their unsold Halloween candy, costumes and decorations and already Christmas stock is being put on the shelves. Every year it comes as such a shock as the seasons change so quickly from mid-October to early November. It seems like just yesterday we were sipping cold drinks on the balcony and enjoying the last warm days of summer.

The Quebec Art Company celebrates its 30th anniversary

“There’s No Business Like Show Business”

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Photo: Isabelle Soucy Chartier

The stage of Espace St.

Crime Festival Contest

The first annual QuebeCrime Festival is just weeks away and tickets are already on sale. Four lucky Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph readers will win all-access passes to the event (a $50 value) by solving the trivia mystery. Find your clues online at www.quebecrime.com and be the first to email your answers to contest@qctonline.com.

Various photos from Voice of English-speaking Quebec’s 2011 Fall Fest, held at St. Patrick’s High School this past Saturday, Sep

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Above, Quebec High School staff members set up their display.

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