November 28 2007 Edition
Morrin Centre unveils Voices from the Crossroads for 400th
Holocaust survivor shares story at SLC
Champlain-St. Lawrence College had the privilege of welcoming Leslie Vertes, a remarkable man with a painful past and an extraordinary passion for life on October 16. At 83 years of age, Vertes is one of the few remaining survivors of The Holocaust, the event responsible for the murder of six million European Jews during the Second World War.
Christmas lights up early this year
Commentary
Wasn’t it nice to see the first Christmas lights of 2007?
You bet. Especially with a light snow falling and a thin layer of it covering all the branches.
I walked down Grande Allée last night. Absolute fairyland. The restaurants were starting to get their holiday lights up and that really contributes to the atmosphere.
VEQ shares community priorities with mayoral candidate Régis Labeaume
Voice of English-speaking Quebec’s leadership table sat down with Quebec City mayoral candidate Régis Labeaume to discuss the community and its priorities last week.
SCOTT, Frances Janet (Gibaut) Lunenburg, December 15, 1917 – November 22, 2007
How the Caisse’s infatuation could affect the Quebec pension plan
All through life, hasn’t there always been someone around to tell you: “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket!”?
And didn’t Mom always say: “Just because all the big banks are buying and selling billions of dollars worth of asset-backed commercial paper doesn’t mean you should do it too!”?
Morrin Centre unveils Voices from the Crossroads for 400th
Voices from the Crossroads is the theme for Morrin Centre's planned festivities for the 400th anniversary of the city of Quebec. In the company of its many partners on Tuesday, the centre unveiled its plans, which stretch from January 2008 through December.
Mayoral Election on December 2
From a field of 15 candidates, two have emerged as the clear frontrunners in the race for Quebec City mayor, according to a poll in this Tuesday's Le Soleil.

