Saint-Charles-Garnier cheerleaders are a growing force on a roll
L’Express, the cheerleading team for Saint-Charles-Garnier College, brought home the third place trophy from the 2009 Nationals CheerExpo, which took place on March 28 and March 29 in Halifax. Competing …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1849 The Morning Chronicle Races on the Ice: A number of gentlemen, collected by subscription several purses to be contended for on the ice opposite the city, and the …
Four old \guardians\” discovered at Chalmers-Wesley”
Who made the Guardians and when and why? What do they represent, or in other words, what is their symbolical meaning? All this is somewhat of a mystery and open …
Small but tough QHS boys basketball team wins historic first provincial banner
Quebec High School is living history. In an unprecedented victory Sunday in Trois-Rivières, the Quebec High School Cadet Boys AA Basketball team won the school’s first Fédération québécoise du Sport …
Newspaper helps link our community
This letter is late in coming. Nonetheless, I have been wanting to express my appreciation for how helpful the paper is for us at the FORT Program. In particular: * …
Quebec Anglican Bishops to PM: CBC needed in small communities
Prime Minister: As Bishops of the Anglican Church in the province of Quebec, we wish to object most strongly to your government’s total disregard for the needs and aspirations of …
CBC cuts hurt our identity
I am a film and television director working throughout the country and a member of the Director’s Guild of Canada. As you may have seen in recent weeks — and …
The miracle of Easter is the sun rising in our hearts
From the ice they are freed, the stream and brook,By the Spring’s enlivening, lovely look;The valley’s green with joys of hope;The Winter old and weak ascendsBack to the rugged mountain …
Business Field Trip to Montreal
On April 3 2009, students from Champlain-St. Lawrence went to Montreal to visit two companies. This event was organized by a group of SLC business students as a communications …
Letters from Afghanistan
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 disspell some awful rumours I heard about this …