A life dedicated to music
If you have ever attend-ed a presentation by the Quebec Symphony Orchestra then you have surely seen this person. John Van Bockern was a member of the orchestra from 1962 …
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Winter Carnival ice canoe race results
The weather and river conditions were perfect on Sunday afternoon as three groups of ice canoe racers paddled, pushed and pulled their boats across the ice-strewn St. Lawrence River. After …
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Mexican contemporary art adorns the Quebec Garrison Club
On Friday, February 4, eighty members and guests of the Garrison Club celebrated the opening of a fascinating exhibit of Mexican contemporary art, Descripción de un viaje, with margaritas and …
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Quebec City highlighted in Dutch travel guide
Arjan Leenhouts has published a travel guide of selected places in the U.S.A. and Canada which includes a feature section on Quebec City. It was written by Mylène Moissan based …
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Quebec High School’s leaders at ‘Rendez-vous des jeunes leaders de la Capitale’
Last Thursday, eight students from Quebec High School spent an empowering and inspiring day at a conference for young leaders held at Laval University. The event was organized by the …
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Ross Murray to speak in Quebec City
“Quick note: Feb. 10. Good to go.” These were the words emailed to AngloStore.com recently from Ross Murray (who is he? I hear some of you chuntering aloud). These few …
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An afternoon of live music with Randall Spear and guests
Don’t miss out on our Third SongCircle in a series of four on Sunday February 20th, at 2 p.m. at the Morrin Centre. This time, local folksinger and songwriter Randall …
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But seek ye first . . .
It’s the beginning of a new year and I think that if God had a message for people he’d give them a verse from Matthew. Matthew 6:33 reads “But seek …
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A doctor on a mission
Dr. Alec Cooper, a family physician at the Clinique Médicale de la Cité and a reserve officer with the Canadian Armed Forces, will be away for the next eight weeks …
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MEMORIALS AND THINGS OF FAME
1851 The Morning Chronicle To the Editor: I have always understood, that the throwing of slops in the public streets and gateways of the city of Quebec was not allowed …
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