We hosted over 120 people at the Les Voûtes du Cavour, Thursday, December 4. Of those who attended over 40 were newcomers to the Quebec City area. We were very …
We heard proposals during this past electoral campaign on how to deal with the economic crisis at our door. The situation is, in fact, worrisome, and the economy is the …
A self-described Romantic, a self-taught violinist and a self-motivated Mathematical Physics student and Karate champion, Quebec City’s Vincent Larochelle is an exceptional individual. These qualities, in combination with his volunteer …
In the sub-artic temperatures of Monday’s provincial election, the Liberals won a majority government and allayed fears that the Prime Minister’s recent anti-sovereigntist rhetoric would have a backlash on the …
“Fröliche Weihnacten! Merry Christmas! Joyeux Noël!” Standing at the door of St. Michael’s Church wearing her traditional Black Forest dress and apron, Doris Fritschmann could hardly greet people quickly enough …
1848 TheMorning Chronicle Lastyear in the small Indian village of Lorette, no less than 2500deer-skins, besides a large number of those of other wild animalswere manufactured as follows: – About …
The success of the Official Bilingualism Act does not depend on universal bilingualism within Canada, Official Languages Commissioner Graham Fraser told a crowd at the Morrin Centre Sunday Night. Fraser …