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Pope Francis blesses the flags of the Royal 22e Régiment

A delegation of the Royal 22e Régiment participated in a general audience with Pope Francis at Vatican City, Rome, on Wednesday, May 14, 2014, at which time the Holy Father …

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1864 The Morning Chronicle We have to report a rather extensive conflagration which took place in the centre of the Upper Town last night and which resulted in the destruction …

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The Lost Fingers ain’t lost nothing yet

Although they’re a covers band, The Lost Fingers have done exceedingly well for themselves. Their first album, Lost in the 80s (2008) went double-platinum in Quebec and flew off shelves …

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A chilling modern take on Verdi’s Macbeth

The phrase “classic opera repertoire” might conjure up brocade costumes and grand music, soaring sopranos and melodic duets in foreign languages. What does not spring to mind, though, is grim, …

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Visiting author receives a warm welcome at DDO

Dollard-des-Ormeaux School in Shannon proudly hosted author Marsha Skrypuch on Friday, May 9. Skrypuch, who hails from Brantford, Ontario, was on tour as part of the TD Children’s Book Week, …

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La Petite Béquille supports special children in Quebec and Haiti

Louise Brissette’s phone never stops ringing. Her spacious farmhouse echoes with children’s shouts. As the adoptive mother of over 30 special-needs children, she’s used to being on call at all …

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A cultural interlude at Domaine Cataraqui

This spring, in collaboration with the Saint Brigid’s Home Foundation, the Jeffery Hale Friends’ Foundation will host its fourth annual fund-raising Cultural Interlude. It is our pleasure to invite you …

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Neighbourhood road safety campaign in Sillery

Saint-Louis-de-France elementary school in Sillery launched the fifth annual neighbourhood Family Solidarity and Road Safety campaign this week. “This initiative shows the concern of families for everyone who uses local …

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Gilmour Hill closed: new roadwork has begun

The National Battlefields Commission (NBC) has begun roadwork on Côte Gilmour. The hill will be closed to automobile traffic from May 20 until the work is completed in late fall …

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International Day Against Homophobia family picnic

In 1990, a family picnic like the one at the École de la Grande-Hermine in Limoilou would have been difficult to imagine. That year, on May 17, the World Health …

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