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Homecoming memory for Remembrance Day

In the spring of 1946 my soldier brother, Raymond Paquet, age 21, returned home from World War II. This photo was taken at a surprise party the day after his …

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Are Quebec City’s anglophones a “community in peril?”

On Friday, October 28, three well-known Quebec City residents − Louisa Blair, Richard Walling, and Taylor Ireland − were interviewed on the television program “Mise à jour Québec.” The program …

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John McCrae’s legacy from Flanders Fields

Canadian doctor, poet, author, artist and soldier, Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander McCrae was a soldier during World War I and a surgeon during the Second Battle of Ypres. Born in …

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Remember Summer 2011?

Before we get our boots stuck in the cold slush of winter, I though it would be nice to reminisce once more about summer 2011. What better subject than the …

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QAC’s 30th anniversary celebrations

It was wonderful seeing all those happy faces on the cover of the most recent Chronicle Telegraph to arrive at Boutilier’s Point. I could feel the positive energy and almost …

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Hello Shirley

Thank you for the lovely article you wrote about our Oktoberfest! Johanne, one of my choristers, commented on how well it reflected the evening, the choir and the whole context …

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The Forgotten Rifles

Submitted by Charles Branchaud I was going up Grande-Allée with my sons one sunny afternoon and as usual one of the boys was intrigued by the number of statues, busts …

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Memorials and Things of Fame for November 2, 2011

1861The Morning Chronicle The weather set in cold, raw and November-like on Saturday afternoon. The wind  which was strong easterly during the day increased to a perfect hurricane as night …

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Fall Back! Daylight Saving Time ends at 2:00 a.m. Sunday

At 2:00 o’clock on Sunday morning, November 6, Daylight Saving Time officially ends. Before you go to bed on Saturday evening, November 5, be sure to set your watch and …

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Canada’s soldiers from Normandy to Kandahar

Ste-Foy-Sillery-Cap-Rouge is hosting an exhibition entitled Canada’s Soldiers from Normandy to Kandahar at the Centre d’interprétation historique de Sainte-Foy until December 18. The special display of memorabilia that recalls the …

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