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David Bircher has published his first book, Québec Portrait, A photographic monograph, which shows the changing face of Quebec City between 1965 and 1980. The large-format bilingual book contains 42 …
1864 The Morning Chronicle Where is it? We find the following paragraph going the rounds of our contemporaries. We should like to know where the rich “placer” therein alluded to, …
The Cathedral Close. Five o’clock on a cloudless Easter morning. Bishop Dennis Drainville, Dean Christian Schreiner and 36 parishioners have gathered around a small fire, awaiting the sunrise service. All …
The Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network (QAHN) is delighted to announce that its website ‘Mapping the Mosaic’ has just been awarded first prize by the Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS) …
The annual student fashion show at Quebec High School took audience members on a journey around the world, and marked the end of a more personal journey for many of …
Grade 5 and 6 students of Ste-Foy Elementary School learned the rudiments of curling at the Jacques Cartier Curling Club last Friday. This hallowed curling club, which has existed since …
A little change made a big difference for the students of St. Patrick’s High School and would-be students in the village of Salabwek, in Kenya, where the Quebec City students …
Popular British soft rock musician James Blunt appeared before some 4,500 fans at the Colisée Pepsi last Friday evening to promote Moon Landing, his fourth album. The Moon Landing tour …
The Champlain-St. Lawrence Campus cafeteria metamorphosed into a cabaret theatre last Saturday evening, complete with lighting, decor, and candle-lit tables. Student band What the Heck presented the 1900s burlesque-inspired Trash …