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Over 550 tickets sold for Voice of English-speaking Québec’s May gala

Voice of English-speaking Québec has surpassed its ticket sales target for the May 18 gala event to celebrate Quebec City’s 400th anniversary. “We’re very excited,” said VEQ executive director Helen …

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26 March 2008Community, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunityQCT Archive

New Virtual Art Gallery

From five-year-old dancers to 18-year-old musicians, student performers are preparing to take the stage at the Central Québec School Board’s fifth annual Arts Festival. On Thursday, April 3, CQSB teenagers …

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26 March 2008Arts & Entertainment, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesArts & EntertainmentQCT Archive

Take in Tartan Day 2008 in old Quebec

Tartan Day 2008 will take place on Sunday, April 6. The festivities will begin with the Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Rue Cook, in old Quebec. …

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26 March 2008Community, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunityQCT Archive

Chalmers-Wesley spire starting to crumble

A “big chunk” of one of four granite pinnacles on the Chalmers-Wesley Church spire came crumbling down during the wind and snow that whipped Quebec City on the night of …

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[REQUEST] – Looking for Sheena Taylor McDonald

In 1950 Sheena Taylor aged 19 migrated to Quebec from Glasgow with her parents Hugh and Ann McDonald Taylor. Sheena’s Mother Ann McDonald’s family had migrated to Australia in 1925 …

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Spring

Spring is supposed to have arrived , according to the calendar here in the North of England. Not nearly as cold and never ending as the Winters in my long …

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Kelly, Corrigan celebrate Irish in Quebec

A week of celebrating launched the long-awaited DVD and traditional history of Valcartier and Shannon, called Ireland in Quebec. Fiddler Jimmy Kelly and accordionist Keith Corrigan recorded the CD with …

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19 March 2008Community, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunityQCT Archive

Quebec’s roofs buckle under weight of snow

A record-breaking winter’s snowfall may be the stuff of dreams for Quebec City kids, but it’s serious cause for worry among their parents. Roofs throughout the province of Quebec have …

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Catch Révélations at the Jeff

Painters, sculptors, crafters, writers and other artists await visitors during the eighth edition of the Exposition Révélations exhibit to be held at the Jeffery Hale from April 6 to 8 …

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Ford dies at 90

When people in Portneuf first got television, Allan Ford was right there fixing them. “He married a nice French girl named Claire,” said Molly Richard, a longstanding Portneuf resident.   …

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