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Concert on the Jeffery Hale Terrace

The JefferyHale Friends’ Foundation invites you to a Concert on the Terrace, on Sunday,August 19th. Come and enjoy well-known classical pieces performed byÔ-Duo; Marie-Ève Paquin (flute)and Fabienne Gosselin (piano).The concert …

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Surrealism in the Unites States

Two distinct artistic events introduced Surrealism in the US: The 1936 Fantastic art, Dada and Surrealism exhibition presenting more an avant-garde than Surrealism specifically, the visit of Salvador Dali during …

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Historic Concert: No more bricks in The Wall

Twenty-two years after he performed it in Berlin on July 21, 1990 to commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Roger Waters brought down all the bricks in …

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Auberge Saint-Antoine is Top City Hotel in Canada

The Auberge Saint-Antoine is the top city hotel in Canada in 2012, according to Travel and Leisure magazine. Opened in 1992, the Auberge Saint-Antoine is in its twentieth year and …

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Welsh family, friends head to London to cheer for Valérie

Valérie Welsh is a synchro girl. A synchronized swimmer, that is. Ever since she was eight years old, Val, as her mother calls her, has loved to swim. “When I …

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Memorials and Things of Fame

1862 The Morning Chronicle In a charge of larceny, Mrs. McCrossin, deposed that a *pair of drawers belonging to her had been appropriated by Marie Nadeau, servant in the employ …

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Moonrise Kingdom : a review of Wes Anderson’s latest movie at Cinéma le Clap

For movie lovers who are not yet familiar with the work of movie director Wes Anderson, the Cinéma le Clap is presently showing the original English version of what might …

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Quebec Opera Festival premieres Lepage’s Tempest

The Quebec Opera Festival will again make the city vibrate to the sound of opera music. The second season opens July 25 with Les Violons du Roy’s Mozart at the …

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Loto-Québec Fireworks return with new team and new formula

It was announced last week that Loto-Québec Fireworks would be back this summer, just a few days after Mayor Régis Labeaume had stated that the city would not be financing …

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Quebec City athletes at London Olympics 2012

Let the games begin! The London Summer Olympics open this Friday, July 27 and Canada’s athletes are geared to go. Canadians will be competing in 23 sports, the seventh largest …

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