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A Response to the “Trashing” of the new recycling bins.

Firstly, I’d like to thank the Quebec City Municipality for issuing these new larger bins. In my world of pro-recycling and anti-littering, these bins are a vast improvement over the …

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14 April 2008QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesQCT Archive

Irish Choir to visit Quebec

    The Levis group called Le Choeur Polyphonique de Levis will be hosting the Dublin County Choir, from Ireland, on June 19, 2008 at the Palais Montcalm.  Each group will sing …

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11 April 2008Arts & Entertainment, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesArts & EntertainmentQCT Archive

Who is behind The Zone Multilingue?

As job seekers, headhunters and employers prepare for the 10th annual Quebec City Job Fair, a group of individuals from the city’s English-speaking community is putting the finishing touches on …

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10 April 2008Business, Community, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesBusiness, CommunityQCT Archive

Ted Gunn celebrates 75th birthday

Congratulations to Scotsman Ted Gunn who celebrated his 75th birthday last week. On Saturday, his wife, Louise, and son Ken surprised him with a brand spankin’ new kilt from MacIsaac …

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Welcome to Deborah’s students from Classehiver 2008!

The students in the ‘English in the Media’ classes at Cégep Limoilou have officially started blogging! I would like to introduce these amazing people. My students are in the last …

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9 April 2008QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesQCT Archive

Jeffery Hale history on display

Saint-Brigid’s-Jeffery Hale held the eighth edition of its annual art exhibit, Révélations earlier this week. Participants range from residents, staff and community members from the Jeff and Saint Brigid’s. Painters, …

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Don’t buy a car !!!

  Do you have a car? If you have a car, you probably know that the fuel will be more expensive from this summer. This is a bad idea because …

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English movies in original language

Hello  How are you?  Here, during the English laboratory we are talking about different ways to learn English. A good one is actually watching movies in original language version. Even more, you …

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Gary Lynch on winning team

Quebec City physical education teacher Gary Lynch won’t soon forget this year’s CARHA Hockey World Cup. He and his team had the hometown advantage at the Colisée. “It was a …

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Former Royal Rifles of Canada mourn the lost of the armoury

A building of great historical significance was destroyed leaving crumbling walls, smouldering ashes and a host of memories in the smoking ruins. The Quebec City Armoury (Le Manège Militaire de …

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