Battle of the St. Lawrence, Part 3
On November 27, 2010, in Port-aux-Basque, NL, the Canadian Navy honoured the 90 crewmembers of HMCS Shawinigan, lost during the Battle of the St. Lawrence. This is the third of …
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Celebrated conductor visiting Morrin Centre
As part of its “Arts Matters” programme, the Morrin Centre, in collaboration with the OSQ, is pleased to present a series of intimate talks with internationally renowned artists. Through these …
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Announcement- Literary Feast at the Morrin Centre
We regret to inform you that due to ill health, Professor Charles Taylor will not be able to travel to Quebec City next week. The good news is that the …
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Priorities of English Quebec included in report on Immigration in Official Language Minority Communities
Montreal, December 2, 2010 – The Quebec Community Groups Network is pleased that Quebec’s English-speaking community was consulted and its concerns included in a House of Commons Standing Committee on …
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2010 Free Tele-Support Groups Presented in English
Try AMI-Quebec’s free support group for English speaking caregivers dealing with mental illness in a loved one from the comfort of your home. English-speaking caregivers across Quebec who are experiencing …
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Local Author presents Thoughts Gone Wrong
Quebec author Isabelle Soucy Chartier and La Maison Anglaise proudly present Thoughts Gone Wrong, a multi-layered fiction novel with a skillfully crafted plot of scientific breakthroughs, self-discovery, and the struggle …
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Music Matters with Les Violons du Roy
The Morrin Centre is delighted to once again extend, in collaboration with Les Violons du Roy, an invitation to participate in its pre-concert talks series, Music Matters. These talks allow …
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Morrin Centre Features World-renowned Philosopher Charles M. Taylor at Upcoming Fundraiser
On December 7, 2010, the Literary and Historical Society of Québec will be holding its 2nd edition of the Literary Feast, an annual fundraising dinner. Former Quebec City mayor and …
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Living to 100
People born 100 years ago would typically live to the ripe old age of 50 years, while children born this year are expected to live longer than 80 years. A …
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Local author launches young adult Science Fiction novel
P. Joy Webster, author of the young adult science fiction novel, Don’t come here, Julie!, will be signing copies of her new book at La Maison Anglaise et Internationale bookstore …
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