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Memorials and Things of Fame   1848 The Morning Telegraph St Andrew’s Day Yesterday, being the anniversary of Scotland’s patron saint, the members of the St. Andrew’s Society of this …

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Message of Blessing this Thanksgiving and Christmas Season

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Right-winger for St. Lawrence Lions injured badly

An open-letter from the Doré Parent family:  Émile Doré Parent, a 17 year old right winger on the Champlain Saint Lawrence men’s hockey team, was hit from behind and fell …

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1848 The Morning Telegraph Public opinion has of late set in strong against the present locality for our Lower Town market: and not without reason. A visit to it on …

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Saint Brigid’s Guild draws hundreds for fall sale

Hundreds wait in line with great anticipation for the Saint Brigid’s Guild’s annual fall sale at Église Saint Charles Garnier in Sillery. “I came at midnight last night and there …

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An introduction to the Rose, Shamrock and Thistle

Symbols of Quebec City’s English, Irish, and Scottish populations are brought together in the title of Villa Bagatelle’s latest exhibition, the Rose, the Shamrock, and the Thistle. The exhibition, which …

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Bishop-elect visits Portneuf

It was a lovely surprise to arrive at St. John the Evangelist Church in Portneuf on Sunday, November 9, to greet our Bishop-elect, his Grace the very Reverend Dennis Drainville. …

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Seminal book on QC nationalism gets first French translation

At the height of the Quiet Revolution, Malcolm Reid’s book, The Shouting Sign Painters offered Quebec’s anglophones a portal into the publication and nationalist social movement Le Parti Pris. Thirty-five …

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Seminal book on QC nationalism gets first French translation [with video]

At the height of the Quiet Revolution, Malcolm Reid’s book, The Shouting Sign Painters offered Quebec’s anglophones a portal into the publication and nationalist social movement Le Parti Pris. Thirty-five …

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Big tobacco invests big money in small Quebec City company

The board of directors at a small biopharmaceuti-cal company in Quebec City recently approved an investment of nearly $16 million from Phillip Morris International. The company, Medicago Inc., will use …

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