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A colourful Canada Day

  Wild and colourful was the standard theme among the children who were face-painted during the Canada Day celebrations.    A budding young artist steps back to admire his work …

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Canada Day 2014 celebrations in Quebec City

  It took seven staff members of the Fairmont Château Frontenac to carry the giant Canada Day birthday cake onto Dufferin Terrace. The cake, made by executive chef Baptiste Peupion …

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Lady Gaga takes Plains of Abraham by storm

During the evening of July 4, the Plains of Abraham came alive with spectators flashing their Festival d’Été buttons as they waited for Lady Gaga to mount the Bell Stage. …

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Steve Miller Band warms up the crowd for Journey at Festival d’Été de Québec

Steve Miller and his band were the warm-up act before Journey came on stage Sunday evening. He and his group have been popular since the 1970s. According to his website, …

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Street views: The story behind the name of the Chaussée des Écossais

The Chaussée des Écossais is a very short roadway situated between Rue Sainte-Anne and Rue Dauphine in the Old City. On February 14, 2000, the upper part of Rue Saint-Stanislaus …

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Memorials and Things of Fame

1864 The Morning Chronicle A correspondent writing from Gaspe Basin says: “One of our whalers has brought in a fine whale that will make thirty-five barrels of oil and there …

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1864 The Morning Chronicle A correspondent writing from Gaspe Basin says: “One of our whalers has brought in a fine whale that will make thirty-five barrels of oil and there …

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The Mystery of History

2014 summer mystery photo series It is officially summertime, which means the QCT’s annual mystery photo series is back. This year, as a nod to the paper’s 250th anniversary, we …

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Drawn to Quebec: Birds in plain sight

While the Plains of Abraham are overrun with Festival d’Été spectators, flocks of local residents have a bird’s-eye view. Take a casual stroll through the Plains – with or without …

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Quebec City celebrates 406th birthday

Four hundred and six years ago, on July 3, 1608, French explorer Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec City, initially as a fur-trading post. A series of free public activities were …

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