QCT 250th anniversary makes the news
We’re delighted to report that a tradition of 250 years of English-language news is newsworthy to other media, too. The anniversary has already garnered bilingual media attention, and we anticipate …
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QCT in the news
We are delighted to report that a tradition of 250 years of English-language news in Quebec City is newsworthy to other media, too. The QCT’s anniversary and related events have …
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News Digest June 11, 2014
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Neil Edward Rourke 1945-2014
Neil Edward Rourke1945-2014 A special heartfelt thank you to all relatives and friends for the kind expression of sympathy extended to our family during our bereavement following the passing …
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Quebec High School 2014 graduates go through a rite of passage
The 48 students of Quebec High School’s class of 2014, dressed in royal blue caps and gowns, filed into the school’s auditorium two by two, led by a kilted Fraser …
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St. Patrick’s High School Class of 2014 “surpassed expectations”
On Friday, May 30, St. Patrick’s High School Class of 2014 held its graduation ceremony at the Palais Montcalm. The theatre was filled with friends, families, teachers and staff. All …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1864 The Morning Chronicle We find the following in the columns of a contemporary: – A correspondent of the Leader suggests a celebration in honor of the Quebec Gazette attaining …
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QCWC bursary winner Jodie Côté-Marshall is packing her bags
Nineteen-year-old CEGEP Champlain-St. Lawrence graduate Jodie Côté-Marshall has won a $2,000 bursary from the Quebec City Women’s Club (QCWC) to continue her studies. She’s decided to study Modern Languages at …
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QCT receives five awards at the QCNA awards ceremony
High-school graduates weren’t the only ones bringing home certificates this past weekend. Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph journalists Danielle Burns and Bethann Merkle and copy editor/journalist Shirley Nadeau won top prizes in five …
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High tea and a high time at the Cultural Interlude
The fourth annual Cultural Interlude, hosted by the Jeffery Hale Friends’ Foundation and the Saint Brigid’s Home Foundation, was a success again this year, bringing together members of the community …
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