Committee on Official Languages meets to discuss future of English in Quebec
Dialogue was a powerful and hopeful force during the week of September 13-17 as the Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) and Senate Committee on Official Languages of Quebec came together …
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Rally ‘round the Naval Museum at Point à Carcy
The 6th annual Rallye des Contreforts, organized by the Naval Museum in Quebec City in conjunction with Les Journées de la culture, will take place this weekend, September 24 to …
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Méav makes music with QHS students
The room full of Quebec High School students giggled as they were instructed to simulate the droning sound of bagpipes, to which the singer then added a lilting soprano melody. …
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Fun for all at VEQ Fall Fest
Quebec High School was buzzing Saturday, both inside and out, as the Voice Of English-speaking Quebec’s Fall Fest took center stage. Ed Sweeney, one of the event’s organizers at QHS, …
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QAC Hold Fall Auditions This Week
The Quebec Art Company will be performing the Agatha Christie play “Murder on the Nile” this fall and is holding auditions for the play later this week (see details in …
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Burns, Thomas “Tommy”
Unexpectedly, on September 3, 2010 at the age of 65. Tommy, beloved husband of Pat for 28 years. Brother of Joan Burns-Farmery of California, and John Burns of Toronto. Predeceased …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
1850The Morning Chronicle Letter to the Editor: About three months ago, if I remember right, I saw a prospectus in your paper – the purport of which was the erection …
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Proposed copyright exceptions could make future children ‘losers’
As Canada’s MPs head back to Ottawa, readers should know they will soon be wrestling with a bill to reform Canadian copyright law that will impact the vibrancy of Canadian …
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Storyteller brings folklore to festival
Little John needs a good story, one the King will believe even if it’s not true. The prize: The King will give his daughter to Little John.Little John tells the …
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The Irish Trail leads to St. Patrick’s Church
As many as 40 percent of the people now living in Quebec City have at least some Irish blood, a fact not lost on Michael-James Noonan and two of his …
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