Catherine Jean-Baptiste is now studying graphic design at Université Laval and hopes to use her skills to facilitate outreach on social issues through design and infographics. (Photo by Myriam Labbé) 
Bonhomme Carnaval waves to visitors in front of his Ice Palace. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
Bianca Tinker and Marc Dubé put the final touches on their snow sculpture, named The Return. “Sometimes we wonder if one day everything will return to the way it was before? And after that? Do we really know what life would be like after this return?” they ask. 
Thousands of Quebecers are giving up their favourite alcoholic beverages or swapping them for alcohol-free versions during the Défi 28 jours sans alcool. (Photo by Peter Kraayvanger via Pixabay) 
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive at the Château Frontenac for the state banquet. OBITUARY: Doreen McLaughlin CRAWFORD (1938-2022)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Doreen McLaughlin on Feb. 1, 2022, at the CHUL hospital in Quebec City. She was the daughter of the late Ted McLaughlin and the late Irene Gurry. She lived previously in Loretteville.
Doreen leaves behind her son Dean Crawford and grand- daughter Angelika; her sisters Dorothy (Pierre Duchesneau) and the late Margaret (Winston Crawford); and her brother, the late Brian (the late Elsie McBain); as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She is also mourned by her sister-in-law Thérèse Pelletier (the late Wesley Crawford).
A service to celebrate her life will be planned for the late spring or early summer at Christ Church in Saint-Gabriel- de-Valcartier.
The family would like to thank the staff at the Manoir des Pionniers and the staff on the second floor of the CHUL hospital for the kind and professional care given to Doreen.
Cartoon by Patrick LaMontagne