1864 The Morning Chronicle We are informed that a considerable number of our citizens have been mulcted in the sum of seven cents [$1.00 in 2014] in order to pay …
Prime Minister Stephen Harper visited Quebec City on Thursday, February 6. In the morning he dropped by the Winter Carnival site on the Plains of Abraham and was given a …
For over ten years a group of retired Quebec City Francophones have been meeting twice a week to maintain and improve their English-language skills. Some of them originally met while …
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After the tragic fire in L’Isle-Verte, some residents and their families may be worried about this type of event happening at the Jeffery Hale Hospital or Saint Brigid’s Home. We …
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Georges Laraque and friends are playing hockey on outdoor rinks while they still can. The former Montreal Canadiens enforcer suited up for the fourth annual Save our Winters hockey classic, …
The staff and students of St. Vincent School have been very active this year with all sorts of interesting projects and activities. The school year started with the unveiling of …
Dollard-des-Ormeaux School (DDO) is a combined elementary and high school located in Courcelette, Québec, near Valcartier Military Base and the town of Shannon. DDO offers a strong English program, and …
When five-year-old François Hamelin first strapped on long-bladed skates and began racing the other kids around the rink, it was only a matter of time before his older brother Charles …