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Portneuf Elementary turns sod on $644, 000 expansion project

A new expansion at Portneuf Elementary School will finally give students, staff and even the school’s principal more breathing room as enrolment at the Cap-Santé English school continues to grow. …

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Afro-Brazilian mix of dance and martial arts helps children learn coordination

A Czech national is hoping to teach the fluid dance movements of the Afro-Brazilian martial art of Capoeira Angola to children in Quebec City’s English-speaking community in the coming months. …

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St. Pat’s Jazz Band swings in New Orleans

By Paul Hinton On April 1st, the St. Pat’s High School Jazz Band returned from a one week trip in Louisiana. Before arriving in Louisiana, the band spent a night …

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Memorials and Things of Fame

1849 The Morning Chronicle Navigation opened yesterday. With the morning’s tide the ice bridge at Cap Rouge gave way, and floated up the river. About noon it was coming down …

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Hospital volunteers help with quiet understanding

I have been talking to different volunteers in the hospitals and have discovered they all have the same desire and that is to be helpful to others and at the …

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Flight over and food not so bad

April 7: It’s still rain season here, so it’s cold and wet. And muddy. But let’s back up a bit here. I have to dispel some awful rumors I heard …

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Looking for Nanny

Looking for a nanny, long term and non-smoking. Full time (45-50 hours weekly, daytime). Montcalm. 418-353-0707....

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Not playing the victim: Ste. Foy Elementary theatre production tackles bullying

Students at Ste. Foy Elementary aren’t only speaking out against bullying, they’re rapping out against it. Through a hip hop inspired play, grade five and six students at the school …

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Quebec’s Scots don kilts and dresses for Tartan Day

Quebec’s Scots donned their tartan kilts and dresses for Tartan Day one day early and one day later this year for the Scottish heritage day celebrated internationally on April 6 …

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Teenager publishes cookbook for \health-alicious\” eating after three years of trial and tasting”

Aurélie Paré hasn’t even celebrated her fifteenth birthday and she can already call herself a published author and an accomplished cook. Fourteen-year-old Paré, who was born and partly raised in …

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