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The Consul General of the United States in Quebec City is the honoured guest of Quest Toastmasters club in its new venue.

Last Friday, Quest Toastmasters club welcomed Mr Peter O’Donohue, the Consul General of the USA in Quebec City.  “We are proud to receive such an honoured guest” said Line Laroche , the …

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Laval’s Rouge et Or take the Uteck Cup

Quarterback Tristan Grenon threw 268 yards for three touchdowns and Maxime Boutin ran for an astounding 213 yards as Laval’s Rouge et Or beat the Acadia Axemen 42-7 to win …

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Local seniors enjoy firsthand experience with Japanese culture

For the past month, Quebec City seniors have enjoyed hands-on workshops exploring several aspects of Japanese culture. Led by Miyano Saki, Masami Gauvin and Tomako Kurokawa, the workshops provided tangible …

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Memorials and Things of Fame

1862 The Morning Chronicle Yesterday forenoon, an inquest was held on the body of David Ramsay Stewart, Esq., a retired merchant of this city. It was stated that he died …

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Testimony of a Holocaust survivor

Leslie Vertes’ audience at St. Lawrence College last Tuesday, November 13, was forever changed by the beauty and eloquence with which he told his painfully captivating life story of the …

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The watchtower of the old prison on the Plains

I don’t know if any readers correctly identified the building in Jay Ouellet’s photo in the QCT of October 31, 2012, but it is obviously the tower of the old …

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Success of Senior Information Day underscores importance of information and support for local seniors

By all accounts, the first Senior Information Day was a success. Nearly sixty seniors interacted with representatives from eighteen local service providers, and attended three conferences on key topics. Community …

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St. Pat’s hosts STEP UP 2012

On Friday, November 9, St. Patrick’s High School hosted 300 student delegates from around the province for the Provincial Student Leadership Day STEP UP 2012. The day began with an …

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For 17th year in a row, Community Christmas Hamper Campaign brings holiday joy to those in need

The Christmas season of Peace and Joy is just around the corner, but for many in the Quebec City region – particularly those facing unemployment, living on restricted incomes, or …

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Bond, James Bond at the Morrin Centre

(Press release) You are cordially invited to attend the Canadian Premiere of the documentary Everything or Nothing: The Untold Story of 007 to be held on Sunday, November 25 at …

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