Robert and Paradis win at Central Québec
By MICHÈLE THIBEAU The first voters in line on Sunday at Central Québec School Board’s Val-Bélair polling station were Duncan Robert MacTaggart, 91, and Isabelle Paradis MacTaggart, who turned 87 …
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Last Huron-Wendat Second World War Veterans gone
By MARIE WHITEThe last Huron-Wendat world war veterans are no more. Donat Siouï, Wendake’s last surviving Second World War vet, passed away last June. His brother, Patrick, had died in …
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Scott’s rock a great story
I read with considerable pleasure Michèle Thibeau’s and Clive Meredith’s accounts of the Scott rock in QCT October 24. The beauty of the story comes through clearly and adds to …
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Glad to see Memorials and Things of Fame is back!
I am already a few issues late in expressing my appreciation at the resurrection of Memorials and Things of Fame. I’ve always harboured a certain attachment to this column, since …
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Memorials and Thing of fame
Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau 1847 Operations on the Eye and Ear – DR. F.A. CADWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, of Montreal, has arrived at Quebec, on Professional business, and taken …
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Website to be revamped for congress
International Eucharistic Congress 2008 organizers in Quebec City are working to unveil an updated and well-written trilingual website. This world event will draw thousands of people to the city from …
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Quebec to follow Ottawa on veiled voters
Quebec to follow Ottawa on veiled voters Premier Jean Charest’s government is expected to introduce legislation on Thursday to compel all voters – including veiled Muslim women – to …
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Seniors housing project cautiously moves a step forward
The Holland Regional Development Corporation’s seniors’ housing project has moved one cautious step closer to reality. “We’ve received conditional approval,” explained Richard Walling, executive director of Holland Centre. “It’s an …
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Quebec hearings a flawed model: observers
Quebec hearings a flawed model: observers 12 hrs ago – National Post They have come to Quebec‘s roving commission on how to better integrate minority groups to complain about having …
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Louise Penny has done it again
By MICHELE THIBEAU Quebec’s own award-winning mystery writer Louise Penny has done it again with The Cruellest Month, her third tale of death and circumstance, set in the Eastern Townships, …
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