Something is up at the Holland Elementary School — clandestine meetings, men wearing fedoras, girls in risqué attire, and vaguely familiar melodies drifting down the hallways. Yes, rehearsals are well …
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The month previously known as November will see a name change as “Movember” has officially hit Quebec High School. Movember is the term now used for the month-long prostate cancer …
HalmOn November 2, a familiar friend, CBC/Radio-Canada celebrated its 75th birthday. To honour 75 years of broadcasts and to show the important role media plays in the fabric of Quebec, …
The Morrin Centre held its third annual fundraising dinner, the Literary Feast, on Thursday, November 3. Guests were welcomed into the library where they enjoyed champagne cocktails, while drinking in …
On Remembrance Day, November 11, the country will come together, forming a figurative field of poppies to honour soldiers who have fallen or were injured in combat. Since most civilians …
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 …
By Marie WhiteOn November 5, Sergeant Janick Gilbert’s funeral was held in the chapel of the Sainte-Jeanne-d’Arc Church on the Valcartier military base, and he was laid to rest in …
Every year, from the end of October to November 11, you will see members of the Royal Canadian Legion distributing poppies, that humble little red flower immortalized by John McCrae’s …
Two years ago, the November 11, 2009, issue of the QC-T carried the story of my father, Kelso Roberts, as a prisoner of the Germans during the last eight months …