Representatives of the Innu community that protected the Magpie River were present when the QS bill was tabled. They also held a small ceremony on the Jacques-Cartier Beach in Cap-Rouge, shown here, to pay their respects. (Photo by Myriam Labbé) 
“At first the media tried to ignore us, but they weren’t able to. Today they try to ridicule us, and they have a lot of difficulty. I think that after Oct. 3, they will respect us,” says Éric Duhaime, leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec. (Photo by Philippe Fortin) WHY THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER MATTERS: Local businesses get post-pandemic lift from community papers Ruby Pratka, Local Journalism Initiative reporter, QCNA NewsMatters contributing writer ruby@qctonline.com For small businesses around the country,…
Jaha Koo uses a wide variety of media in his short plays where props and actors merge and exchange roles. (Photo by Leontien Allemeersch courtesy of Carrefour international de Théâtre) CARREFOUR INTERNATIONAL DE THÉÂTRE: Jaha Koo’s Hamartia Trilogy would make history teachers jealous Myriam Labbé myriam@qctonline.com The Hamartia Trilogy explores the westernization of Korea through theatre, traditions, politics, economy and…
Geoff Sobelle is pictured in dry pyjamas prior to the tank filling during Holoscenes at Place D’Youville. Sobelle performed in three of the show’s eight scenes. (Photo by Danielle Burns)