It’s finally “Play ball!” for the Capitales after two-year wait Luc Lang luclang@qctonline.com After being forced to wait two years because of the pandemic, the Quebec Capitales will finally get …
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Runners prepare for 23rd Quebec City Marathon
Runners prepare for 23rd Quebec City Marathon Cassandra Kerwin cassandra@qctonline.com On May 5, Mayor Bruno Marchand and Gestev executive producer Marianne Pelchat announced that after a two-year hiatus, the 23rd …
QCT Online print edition – May 11, 2022
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WHY THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER MATTERS: Small but mighty papers deliver impact journalism
By Ruby Irene Pratka Every day, Trevor Greenway sees the impact of his work. Greenway is the editor of The Low Down to Hull and Back News, an independent weekly … Continue reading WHY THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER MATTERS: Small but mighty papers deliver impact journalism
CQSB talent shines at the 17th Performing Arts Festival
Cassandra Kerwin cassandra@qctonline.com On April 25, the Central Québec School Board (CQSB)’s 17th Performing Arts Festival (PAF) returned after a two-year hiatus. This year, students from seven high schools gathered … Continue reading CQSB talent shines at the 17th Performing Arts Festival
Quebecers continue to rally for Ukraine
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An ode to hockey heroes of all types in a shinny-mad nation
Peter Black Local Journalism Initiative Reporter peterblack@qctonline.com The boys were in the dressing room – the girls were in their room down the hall – swapping tales about Mike Bossy, … Continue reading An ode to hockey heroes of all types in a shinny-mad nation
Director notes devilish details of The School for Scandal
Submitted by Quebec Art Company Quebec Art Company’s spring production is coming up soon, and it will be a special treat for theatre-goers. The School for Scandal is a wickedly … Continue reading Director notes devilish details of The School for Scandal
O’Dowd brothers close customs brokerage after more than 65 years
Peter Black Local Journalism Initiative Reporter peterblack@qctonline.com After more than 65 years of helping customers move goods, the O’Dowd brothers are moving on from the family-run customs brokerage business. On … Continue reading O’Dowd brothers close customs brokerage after more than 65 years
Kwe! festival puts Indigenous languages in the spotlight
Myriam Labbe myriam@qctonline.com On April 21, the Kwe! Meet with Indigenous Peoples festival announced the program for its fifth edition which will be held from June 17 to 21 at … Continue reading Kwe! festival puts Indigenous languages in the spotlight