Carabins end Laval’s hold on the Dunsmore Cup with 25-10 win
The Université Laval Rouge et Or football team chose the wrong time to play their worst game of the season. At stake was the Dunsmore Cup and, in front of …
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Bryan Thomas HOLTON
Bryan Thomas HOLTON1937 – 2019Bryan Thomas Holton, son of the late Mabel Victoria Hanson and the late Thomas Holton, died on Nov. 3, 2019, at the age of 82 years …
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Tea Time at Trinity Church
Many people gathered at Trinity Church on Chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois on Nov. 2 for the annual poppy-themed Fall Tea and Sale. The ladies of the church served up a lovely …
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Community Calendar
Wednesday, Nov. 13, from 5 to 7 p.m. – CV Clinic at F.O.R.T./Valcartier Family Centre, 2630 Boul. Hochelaga. Bring your CV and cover letter for a private 10-minute, one-on-one review …
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Mission accomplished by QHS Blood Drive: 75 donations
On Nov. 6, the gymnasium at Quebec High School (QHS) was transformed into a Héma-Québec blood donation clinic for the day. After weeks of preparation and organization, the students of …
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Advertising legend Frank Palmer speaks at SLC
On Nov. 6, St. Lawrence College (SLC) business teacher Paul Bleau was host to representatives of 16 local post-secondary institutions and over 90 recruiters at a cocktail party held at …
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Robert Lepage’s appearance at Literary Feast worth the wait
Quebec City’s world-renowned playwright, actor, film and stage director Robert Lepage was the much sought-after guest speaker at the Morrin Centre’s annual Literary Feast fundraising dinner on Oct. 30. Literary …
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Could King have helped League of Nations prevent Second World War?
Eighty years ago this week, Canada was eight weeks into a war it had declared on Germany. The declaration by the then prime minister Mackenzie King is less a stirring …
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Second chances for candidates in Jean-Talon byelection
With federal election signs yet to be removed, new ones began appearing on poles and lawns as the provincial byelection in Jean-Talon riding got underway.Premier François Legault called the election …
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“In Flanders Fields”
According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, when John McCrae’s 15-line poem “In Flanders Fields” first appeared in the Dec. 8, 1915, issue of the British magazine Punch, he did not receive …
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