Stephane Larue: simplicity at its best
Most people feel comfortable when placed in front of a work of art produced some years, decades or centuries ago. This is so because. With timw, they have gotten to …
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Champlain St.Lawrence New Intership Partners
St. Lawrence P.W. Sims first year business students have undertaken the task of recruiting new employers for their fellow classmates Internships program. As part of their Communication class term project …
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Great articles and photos
Thank you for the great articles for our traditional Irish Show. Loved the writing, interviews and pictures. Great job!!! Kind regards,Lynn Chiasson...
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Patience of Job
But let’s reverse a bit. It all started a while back when, being a fledgling amateur historian, I got a yen to do some snooping around in the C-T’s archives. …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1850The Morning Chronicle We publish below the Census of the City of Montreal, which has just been completed. The last Census was taken in 1844, at which period the whole …
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Dempsey, Matthew W. 1922 – 2010
Dempsey, Matthew W. 1922 – 2010 Matthew W. Dempsey passed away peacefully at la Résidence Côté Jardins in Quebec City on April 23, 2010. He graduated from St-Patrick’s High School, …
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CORRIGAN, Keith Joseph 1933-2010
CORRIGAN, Keith Joseph 1933-2010 Mr. Corrigan died peacefully at Laval Hospital April 22 .He leaves behind Rosemary (Gell-Royer) his long time companion, sister Barbara (late James Corrigan), daughter Alanna (Ron …
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Chester Thomas McKinley
Chester Thomas McKinley, age 87, of London and formerly of Stratford passed away peacefully at the McGarrell Place, London on Friday April 23, 2010. Born in Valcartier, Quebec, son of …
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Museum marks 100th Naval anniversary
“We want to show that for many year, the Saint Lawrence River was the door to invade Canada,” said Andre Pirouac. Pirouac is the director of the Naval Museum of …
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Vigneault looks back – and ahead – with Retrouvailles
As popular icons go, there are arguably none more recognizable in Quebec that Gilles Vigneault. A strident Quebec nationalist, a poet and the author and singer of Quebecois anthems like …
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