Memorials and Things of Fame
1847 The Quebec Gazette – December 10 Vessels Built and Registered at Quebec, 1847Appended to this summary, we publish some very interesting statistical information, showing the number and …
Valcartier troops receive holiday wishes from Uxbridge
The Valcartier Family Centre received a magnificent Christmas cardaddressed to our soldiers deployed in Afghanistan and to members oftheir families. The card is from the residents of Uxbridge, a town …
The QCT is available at the following newsstands
The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph is available at the following locations in the Quebec City area: The Morrin Centre (Library) www.morrin.org 44 Chaussée des Écossais in Old Québec City (during library …
QHS student entrepreneurs honoured
Quebec High School Secondary V student Audrey Nadeau was surprised to find out that her teamwork had won a prize! Two years ago, students in The Young Blazers’ Co-op produced …
Studying English-speaking teens in Quebec City is far from cut and dry
Researchers at Université Laval have conducted an unprecedented study of Quebec City’s English-speaking teens. In extended interviews with 29 students from Quebec High School and St. Patrick’s High School, Laval …
Tree Canada celebrates 75 million trees planted across the country
Behind plenty of green conventions is an organization called Tree Canada, with strong roots in Quebec City! André Juneau chairs the national not-for-profit, charitable organization when he’s not busy on …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1847 The Morning Chronicle, December 1 St. Andrew’s Day Yesterday being the anniversary of Scotland’s patron saint, the occasion was celebrated by the members of the St. Andrew’s Society of …
A fine farewell for Jane Falby
Janet Campbell Falby embodied the values of the Guiding movement that she lovingly shared with young women for decades. She died suddenly on November 25 at the age of 68. …
Mount Hermon’s records inscribed in historic volume
By MICHÈLE THIBEAU Gordon Morley first set foot in Sillery’s Mount Hermon Cemetery back in 1978. It was the beginning of a long history, one that’s stretched all the way …
Homegrown Rhodes Scholar headed for success at Oxford to study biomedical engineering
Quebec City’s Annick Routhier-Labadie, an accomplished athlete and exemplary student, has been recognized by the Canadian Association of Rhodes Scholars. “I’m still really overwhelmed. The best is definitely going to …