November 8 2017 Edition
Saint Brigid’s Home Guild Sale a huge success
Hundreds of people lined up outside Église Saint-Charles-Garnier on a cold, bright morning for the biannual Saint Brigid’s Home Guild Sale on Saturday, November 4. Once again, the sale was a huge success.
St. Pat’s Juniors claw their way into the final
The St. Patrick’s Fighting Irish junior football team hosted the regional semi-final against the Mont-Joli Monarks, on the Plains of Abraham.
A rare Friday afternoon tilt, this game was played in football weather: cold and windy.
Three famous Quebec City Generals in World War I
Letter to the Editor
A note of thanks and appreciation to Cathy Mills-Rouleau for her steadfast research and bringing to life snippets of facts, events and attitudes of the past in Quebec.
As you have pointed out, she has done yeoman service to the QCT and all its readers with her decade-long column, especially appreciated by us emigrants to Western Canada, bannis de nos foyers.
Lions and Fighting Irish hockey news
It’s a weekend to forget for the Champlain-St. Lawrence College Lions hockey team. In RSEQ action on November 5, Jérémy Hawes scored a goal and tallied two assists, while teammate Tomy Déry-Vigneault stopped all Lions’ 29 shots, as the Cégep de Sainte-Foy Dynamiques blanked St. Lawrence 3-0.
Audition call for JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
Ontario Reds take national women’s U18 hockey title
The Ontario Reds celebrate their 12th national title at the Pavillon de la Jeunesse. The gold medal final pitted the Ontario Blues against the Ontario Reds. This is the Reds’ 12th straight national title. In fact, since the championship started in 2001, they are the only team to have won the gold medal. British Columbia took home the bronze medal as they defeated Saskatchewan 2-1 in overtime.
Lest We Forget – Remembrance Day mass at St. Patrick’s Church
