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WALK ON THE WILD SIDE: The Salon national des animaux de compagnie is Canada’s biggest pet event

WALK ON THE WILD SIDE: The Salon national des animaux de compagnie is Canada’s biggest pet event Lise Lafond lise@qctonline.com For 17 years, the Salon national des animaux de compagnie …

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17 October 2023QCT Online, Walk on the Wild SideOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

Jean Thivierge retires after 25 years at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

Jean Thivierge retires after 25 years at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity...

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17 October 2023Community, QCT OnlineOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

PHOTO: VEQ meets newcomers at Welcome Day

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17 October 2023Community, QCT OnlineOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

PHOTO: Grand Défi Pierre Lavoie gets Quebecers moving

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17 October 2023QCT Online, SportsOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

Lions climb to first place in RSEQ Division 1 hockey

Lions climb to first place in RSEQ Division 1 hockey Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com Mathys Lapointe scored two goals and added an assist to lead the CEGEP Champlain–St. Lawrence Lions to …

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17 October 2023QCT Online, SportsOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

Respected sportswriter Claude Bédard dies at 86

Respected sportswriter Claude Bédard dies at 86 Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com Renowned Journal de Québec sportswriter Claude Bédard died on Oct. 15 at the age of 86. Bédard was the sports …

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17 October 2023QCT Online, SportsOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

POSTCARDS FROM DOWN UNDER: New Zealand: Hobbiton and Rotorua

POSTCARDS FROM DOWN UNDER: New Zealand: Hobbiton and Rotorua Cassandra Kerwin cassandra@qctonline.com Hello readers! After our three-week whirlwind trip in Australia, we left the land of kangaroos and koalas to …

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17 October 2023Features, QCT OnlineOctober 18 2023QCT Editor

Mountain Bike World Cup brings winners, a party and a fallen footbridge

Mountain Bike World Cup brings winners, a party and a fallen footbridge  Cassandra Kerwin cassandra@qctonline.com To the sound of loud cheers and chainsaws, Jackson Gold- stone of Canada and newly …

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11 October 2023QCT Online, SportsOctober 11 2023QCT Editor

COMMENTARY: Moose hunt goes on, but what’s the state of Quebec’s herd?

COMMENTARY: Moose hunt goes on, but what’s the state of Quebec’s herd? Peter Black, Local Journalism Initiative reporter peterblack@qctonline.com Icome from a place where in the morning you can go …

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11 October 2023Commentary, Opinion, Commentary & Analysis, QCT OnlineOctober 11 2023QCT Editor

PQ takes Jean-Talon for first time, winning byelection

PQ takes Jean-Talon for first time, winning byelection Peter Black, Local Journalism Initiative reporter peterblack@qctonline.com Pascal Paradis will be the new MNA for the Jean-Talon riding following a crushing victory …

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