ROURKE, Joyce (1921-2013)
Passed away peacefully in her sleep on January 2 at the age of 91, at Cairnsmore Place nursing home in Duncan, B.C., formerly of Toronto and Quebec City and long-time …
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LAWSON, Mary (McAllister) 1917-2012
Mrs. Mary McAllister, wife of the late Arthur Lawson, daughter of the late Helena Danis and the late Lawrence McAllister, passed away at St Brigid’s Home on December 28, 2012, …
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Written in stone: Canadian highlights in Washington, D.C.
Sharing one of the longest uncontested international borders, Canada and the United States have maintained a strong alliance for nearly 200 years. In the U.S. national capital, Washington, D.C., evidence …
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“Eye” can see clearly now
When referred to an ophthalmologist for surgery to correct cataracts, my optometrist told me that my sight would be as good as it was thirty years ago. I underwent surgery …
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Rediscover your Plains this winter!
Winter is finally here, and the National Battlefields Commission is putting the final touch on its winter preparations. The cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails are groomed and ready to use …
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Aldo and Alli’s Christmas party
On a crisp December afternoon, Aldo and Alli hosted a Christmas party in the cathedral close (the courtyard of the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity) in Old Quebec City. …
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Happy New Year 2013!
The QCT went to print before the big New Year’s Eve party planned for Monday evening on Grande Allée but it sounds like it was a going to be a …
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Nuit Blanche a good time despite blizzard
In Canada, no matter the language spoken, one thing is clear – it will take more than a little snow to stop a party. Quebec City’s first outdoor Nuit Blanche …
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English-speaking Toastmasters Clubs thrive in Quebec City
“English-speaking Toastmasters clubs are thriving in Quebec City,” affirms Bobby Fielding, past Area 93 Governor. “Club members are consistently delivering high quality speech and leadership projects and we are having …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1863The Morning Chronicle“A Happy New Year!” A trite and old fashioned greeting, dear reader, but sound and cheering when the hand is warmly pressed and the tone sincere. The Province …
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