Newsie Notes for June 9, 2010
St. Bartholomew’s Church Bourg Louis will be holding their annual Hot Dog Party, June 19 at 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Rivier Chaude Farm Home of Audrey Hill, in …
The “Pro-choi-life” open letter partially de-focuses the debate
If I was in favor of abortion, I would use this Open Letter by Cardinal Ouellet to attack the Catholic Church! I would quote the Cardinal who says that “only …
Future of newspapers befuddles journalists
Reporters, editors and media researchers gathered in Montreal this past weekend to discuss the impact and potential of social media in news gathering and presentation. The tone of the event, …
The Métis Lighthouse with Alexander Reford at the Morrin Centre
The Métis Lighthouse is an “icon of our maritime heritage,” says historian and Jardins de Métis director Alexander Reford who has spent the last 10 years researching the Métis-sur-Mer region …
Memorials and Things of Fame for June 9, 2010
1850 The Morning Chronicle A great calamity has happened to the establishment, which was started some years ago in the township of Whitworth, and is situated in rear of Cacouna. …
Goudreault, 147th soldier to die in conflict
Once again, federal Defence Minister Peter MacKay has been called to cite a Canadian soldier fallen in Afghanistan. “On behalf of the Defence family,” said MacKay “I extend my deepest …
Twenty-four students from QHS discover Newfoundland
Good grades and a good behavior in class reward Quebec High School students with more than their parents’ pride. Twenty-four such students were rewarded with a trip to Newfoundland. The …
St. Pat’s High Graduation
Students from St. Patrick’s High School gathered in the Palais Montcalm last Friday to receive the diploma that would give them access to university. Some of them, like Olivia, came …
Music Matters: Les Violons du Roy – Bach, Telemann and Geminiani
Do you remember, back in April, when we were supposed to have a pre-concert talk in collaboration with Les Violons du Roy? It may ring a bell, but you may …
O’Gallagher laid to rest
“Marianna. Where do I start?” James Callery would know as well as most people. It was he who donated the Celtic Cross that stands on McMahon Street, a monument not …