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Robert Lepage creates an exhibit like no other, The Library at Night

The Musée de la Civilisation invites the public to enter the world of books and libraries in a fascinating new exhibit called The Library at Night. Robert Lepage and his …

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Another successful Comiccon

  The Centre des Congrès de Québec was the venue for Comiccon 2016, presented by Télétoon la nuit, the third edition of the trade show dedicated to the comic-book industry. …

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A tragic and comic night at the opera

The Opéra de Québec presented two one-act operas by Puccini at the Grand Théâtre this past week. The QCT was invited to attend the dress rehearsal on October 20.  The …

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Fighting in Flanders – Gas. Mud. Memory.

Canada played a pivotal role in Belgium during the First World War – a story that deserves to be shared with Canadians from coast to coast to coast. The Musée …

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Jack Little discusses the Coffin Affair

Every few years, one of Quebec’s most famous criminal trials, known as the “Coffin Affair,” resurfaces as a matter of public interest and sparks debates about justice and freedom of …

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Teal is the new orange for Halloween

Halloween traditions have remained fairly steadfast throughout the years. This year, however, parents of children with peanut allergies will breathe a sigh of relief at the sight of teal-coloured pumpkins …

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History and reflections on Montcalm

The Montcalm section of Quebec City consists mainly of the Plains of Abraham, where Wolfe’s army maneuvered and then clashed with Montcalm’s in 1759.  The area called Montcalm is bracketed …

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Once upon a time in Montcalm

On October 17, Joe Lonergan, president of Irish Heritage Quebec, gave a talk called “Once Upon a Time in Montcalm.” Using a series of then-and-now photos, he spoke about growing …

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Valcartier celebrates Settlement Days: 1816 – 2016

Thanksgiving in Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier was not only about turkey. It was a weekend full of festivities as people of all ages came out to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the opening …

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Deciphering the Anglo-Quebec code

This article first appeared in the Plattsburg, N.Y., Press-Republican, for which Peter Black also writes a regular column. I celebrated a milestone recently, though there was no cake or champagne; …

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