Student protests against tuition increases an ongoing concern
Students gather in front of the National Assembly on Sunday, May 6, at the beginning of the second week of organized street protests in Quebec City. ...
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1862 The Morning Chronicle Yesterday morning, at an early hour, it was discovered that thieves had been at work in the Sacristy of the Church of St. Roch, in St. …
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Quebec City moves “Step by Step towards Fair Trade”
The present array of labels and certifications on products that appear earthy and seemingly good for you, the planet, and your neighbors’ chickens, can seem overwhelming. During the first two …
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On his way to a hat trick, Canada’s Scott Thornley serves up a winner
In 2011, at a point in his life when traditionally most people would be looking toward retirement, Scott Thornley turned his multifaceted talents as award-winning media executive, artist, and photographer …
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Early diagnosis of cystic fibrosis could mean a longer life
This May is Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic, life-threatening disease that primarily affects the lungs and digestion system and is now often diagnosed in a child’s …
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Huguette, Drolet Scardina 1929-2010
In our home she is fondly rememberedSweet memories cling to her name.Those who loved her in life sincerelyStill love her in death just the same. Lovingly remembered by her husband …
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Lorraine Paquet Boyd
Lorraine Paquet BoydMay 11, 2011 No one knows how much we miss you,No one knows the bitter pain we havesuffered since we lost you.Life has never been the same.In our …
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Annie Fortier Miller, Ernest Miller
Annie Fortier MillerPassed away May 25th 2009 Ernest MillerPassed away June 7th 2010 Dear Mom and Dad,Another year has gone by but our hearts have yet to heal.The fond memories …
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Launch of guidebook Quebec, Birthplace of New France
Quebec, Birthplace of New France, written by architectural historian David Mendel, was launched at the Musée de la civilization du Québec last Wednesday evening. The book, published jointly by Les …
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It takes a village…of volunteers!
In the early 1800s, Jeffery Hale was a well-known activist and community leader who continuously offered his time and knowledge in service to his generation. Today, that spirit of volunteerism …
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