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Rare great grey owl spotted in Beauport

A great grey owl was recently spotted in Beauport, just 15 minutes from downtown Quebec City, in a wooded area near the intersection of Rue Blanche-LaMontagne and Rue Pierre-Paul-Bertin. The …

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A 65-storey “lighthouse” proposed for Sainte-Foy

The Quebec City real estate firm Groupe Dallaire announced last week that it plans to build “the highest building east of Toronto” on the site of the now defunct Hôtel …

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Conservative values …. Really?

Prime Minister Harper was in Quebec City last week and, during a radio interview on 93 FM (not, to be sure, the CBC!), he stated that Quebecers are in favour …

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Drawn to Quebec: Evergreen adaptations

Aside from March’s Irish festivities, it can be hard to find green in our lives in midwinter. However, a number of plants have developed an array of adaptations to the …

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Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste to close its doors

The board of trustees of the majestic Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste, built in 1882, announced last week to parishioners that the church would soon be closed to worship. The trustees, with the …

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News Digest February 18 2015

  Issue February 18, 2015   English News Serving Quebec City since 1764 since 1764, North America’s Oldest Newspaper *TM using the most advanced news distribution method in over 246 …

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A wild and wonderful sleigh ride at Place George-V

Almost exactly 350 years after the first horses arrived in New France from Europe, their successors raced around a slippery, heart-pounding course in the heart of downtown Quebec City. The …

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Memorials and Things of Fame

1865 The Morning Chronicle On Saturday evening a rather extraordinary exhibition of rowdyism took place in St. John street within the gate coupled with an equally odd manifestation of police …

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Highs and lows for a chilly Carnival

The ice slide on the Plains of Abraham is slowly being dismantled, the snow sculptures knocked down and the shot glasses made of ice packed away for another year. The …

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The story behind the name Rue Guiana

Rue Guiana, a short street in Cap-Rouge, was named after the Guiana, a ship built in the shipyard of George Black located at l’anse du Cap Rouge, at the mouth …

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