Saturday, May 20: Quebec High School Alumni Foundation will be celebrating Canada’s 150th and QHS’s 75th anniversary with “Back to School Reunion2017.” The school will be open to Alumni and…
The Savage Way – “Out with the doubt and stinkin’ thinkin’!” These were just some of the words of wisdom offered by the dynamic self-help gurus Cindy and Hal Savage…
A fascinating panel discussion about Bilingual Women of History was held in College Hall at the Morrin Centre last Saturday afternoon. Writer Ann M. Little of Colorado State University, researcher…
It pales next to the British armada that sailed up the treacherous St. Lawrence River in the spring of 1759, but this summer a marine invasion of impressive scope is…
The first week of May is designated National Mental Health Week. According to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), mental illness affects people of all ages, cultures, education and income…
1867The Morning ChronicleWe have before us a copy of the Telegraph, a small tri-weekly sheet, half in English and half in French, published in this city in 1837. It presents…
Rue d’Ottawa is named after Canada’s capital city in Ontario, located along the Ottawa River where Samuel de Champlain established a camp in the early 17th century. The camp was…
In spite of the rain and windy weather, a long line of people waited patiently outside Église Saint-Charles-Garnier last Saturday for Saint Brigid’s Guild semi-annual clothing sale. The doors opened…
Master magician and illusionist Luc Langevin gave a talk as part of the Quebec Magic Festival to shed light on the very unusual road that led him to enjoy success…
The high school musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel Les Misérables, is a technically challenging work for any group of young students. This complicated story, beginning in 1815 and culminating…