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VEQ supports hip-hop artist’s tour

Two weeks ago in Montreal, hip-hop artist David Hodges launched a video of his song “Notre Home.” Hodges was accompanied by Jean-François Lisée, Quebec Minister of International Relations, La Francophone …

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Grant Regalbuto receives the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal

Grant Regalbuto received The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal at a ceremony held on November 16, 2012, at the National Assembly. The award was bestowed on Regalbuto in recognition of “his …

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Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal recipient Major Robert Brochu

There is a correlation between the choices we make in life and the fruit it bears later down the track. This is no different for Major Robert Brochu and the …

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Snowboard Cross: a memorable event in Stoneham and Quebec

The snowboard was featured the last two weekends as Quebec and Stoneham hosted the Snowboard Jamboree and the 10th edition of the prestigious FIS World Snowboard Championships. In total, 432 …

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Colourful celebration an auspicious start to Japanese New Year

Taking an interest in Quebec’s multi-cultural side provides locals with vivid memories and a taste for new flavours. The Association amité Québec-Japon (AAQJ) recently hosted a prime opportunity to extend …

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Majority of 400 layoffs at Cirque du Soleil’s Montreal headquarters

According to Maka Kotto, Quebec’s Minister of Culture and Communications, the scrapping of 400 jobs by the Cirque du Soleil is “largely due to the worldwide economic situation,” but it …

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Clive Kiley: the political face of Shannon, Quebec

Clive Kiley, Mayor of the Municipality of Shannon, said, “It’s not certain whether Shannon was named after a prominent family in Shannon at the time of settlement here in Quebec …

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KILEY, William

In loving memory of our dear father, William Kiley, who passed away February 4, 1998. May the winds of love blow softlyAnd whisper so you’ll hearThat we love and miss …

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St. Lawrence College delivers enthralling Othello

The young actors at CEGEP Champlain-St. Lawrence didn’t choose Shakespeare’s Othello, it chose them. “We knew we wanted to do Shakespeare,” says co-director, actor and recent St. Lawrence grad Emile …

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French version of Bury Your Dead now available

Internationally acclaimed Canadian mystery writer Louise Penny was in town on January 17 along with her publisher Louise Loiselle of Flammarion Québec. With them were Claire and Louise Chabalier, the …

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