Snapshots from Wendake’s 2011 Pow Wow
Feathers, leather, jingles, moccasins – all the beauty of regalia – filled Wendake’s open-air Pow Wow weekend. The traditional dances set to the beat of the Red Tail Spirit Singers …
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Arts and Entertainment for August 3, 2011
August 3 (12 noon) at the Maison Hamel-Bruneau, 2608 chemin St. Louis. Listen to the most beautiful tangos in French, including Little Flower, Jealousy, the Lady in Blue, and more …
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Domestic terrorism and the role played by the west in its creation
We were all shocked these last few days by the man who killed over seventy people in Norway, either by shooting them at the ruling government party’s island retreat, or …
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A sample of what’s to come
“A touch of Hawaiian Tropical, exotic flora and fruit extracts from natural resources.” It’s written right on the bottle of sunblock. Isn’t that something? For the past few months we …
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Memorials and Things of Fame for August 3, 2011
1861The Morning Chronicle On Saturday, a woman named Eleanor McAvoy, wife of Joseph Neill, residing near Lambie’s Mills, Etchemin, was accidentally shot by her husband. Neill was in the act …
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Visit Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site with Irish Heritage Québec
Join Irish Heritage Quebec for a day outing to Grosse Île. Its annual excursion is set for August 13 and will feature the distinguished presence of the Irish Ambassador Ray …
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Cavalia entertains with acrobatics and equestrianism
Cavalia, a show that combines the art of acrobatics with equestrianism opened on July 27 and will be under the big white tents at the Old Port until the third …
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One of ours honoured by the Baie-Comeau Lions Club
Bill Cox, a regular contributor to the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph, has been honoured by the Baie-Comeau Lions Club on the occasion of their 50th anniversary. Bill was the founding president …
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Wearing a hard-hat while driving may become obligatory.
I am one of those people who suffer from, among other things, driving through tunnels. There is no particular name for it other than tunnel-phobia and it falls under …
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Art dances with music at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.
Don’t go thinking that this exhibition at the MNBAQ is just about a man, even though the name of Diaghilev is often mentioned. It’s not about ballet costumes either although …
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