As Anglophones living in Quebec, we sometimes refer to city streets by either their English or French name. In the QCT, when referring to the exact address where an event …
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QCT Print Edition – May 21 2014
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News Digest May 14, 2014
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Annual spring Family Fun Run a sunny success
The 2014 edition of the annual spring Family Fun Run, held on Sunday, May 11, at the Base de plein air de Sainte-Foy, was organized and hosted by Ste-Foy Elementary …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1864 The Morning Chronicle We beg our friends to bear with us under circumstances which, though not otherwise than gratifying, are beyond our control. The sitting of Parliament occurring at …
2014 Celtic Festival announces its fall program: a new activity for everyone
Guy Morisset, president of the Quebec City Celtic Festival, convened a press conference last Thursday at the Kiosk des Gouverneurs on the heights of the Plains of Abraham, overlooking the …
Street views: the stories behind the names of Quebec City streets
Boulevard Neilson, which runs from the west end of Boulevard Hochelaga to Chemin des Quatre Bourgeois, is named after John Neilson. John Neilson was born in Scotland in 1776 and …
A passionate end to the Easter season at St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick’s Parish presented A Passion Play, a choral cantata written by Hubert Radoux, Barry O’Connell and John Halpin with music and lyrics by Halpin last Saturday. The musical presentation …
Université Laval wins again at Shell Eco-Marathon of the Americas
On May 8, the QCT spoke with Luis Cooper of the Université Laval engineering team, who had just returned from the 2014 Shell Eco-Marathon of the Americas in Houston, Texas. …