The historic significance of maple syrup and other maple delicacies, which are widely considered one of Canada’s flagship products, has received official recognition by the Government of Canada. A plaque…
1850The Morning ChronicleYesterday morning about 9 o’clock, Dr. Russell was within two minutes of being killed. Riding in his light cart down Du Fort street, opposite the office of the…
The Townshippers’ Association is calling local artisans, businesses, community groups and other exhibitors who would like to participate in Townshippers’ Day in Danville on September 17-18.Townshippers’ Day is a bilingual…
The population is invited to give blood generously despite the announcement made by three of Héma-Québec’s nine unions of a possible strike Wednesday in the Greater Montréal area and western…
Have you ever considered how you engage with words and the world? If you read those lines while drinking your first caffeinated beverage of the day, chances are you might…
The library has moved and the demographics have changed, but the Holland Elementary School at the corner of Chemin Sainte-Foy and Avenue Ernest Gagnon still has the same mission.”The building…
Sister Paule Cantin, died on May 3rd 2010. She was born in Quebec City on June 28, 1938, the daughter of the late Marguerite Madden and Charles E. Cantin. Paule…
Join us Thursday, May 13th at 7pm, for an evening where the ordinary turns extraordinary! Celebrated poet Heather Cadsby will reveal her personal inspiration and showcase her newest contribution to the…
As popular icons go, there are arguably none more recognizable in Quebec that Gilles Vigneault.A strident Quebec nationalist, a poet and the author and singer of Quebecois anthems like Mon…
The St-Patrick’s High School Junior Jazz Combo fell just short of winning a gold medal at the recent JazzFest des jeunes du Quebec recently in Saint-Hubert, but the resullts were…