These 10 performers dressed as Quebecers from different eras raised the Fleur-de-lis at the Parc de la Francophonie. Even Jean Talon was present for the occasion. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin) 
This is one of the seven stations along the Onhwa’ Lumina night walk trail. Each one illustrates a different aspect of Huron-Wendat culture. (Photo by Philippe Fortin) 
The three members of the Class of 2022 at Metis Beach School, Julien Girouard, Ariane Savard and Christopher Bélanger, celebrated their graduation on June 18 at the Cascade Golf and Tennis Club in Métis-sur- Mer. The pre-K-Secondary 5 school in Métis-sur-Mer, east of Rimouski, has 59 students. It is the only English-language public school in the Lower St. Lawrence region. (Photo by Lynn Fournier courtesy of Metis Beach School) 
With the new biodegrad- able bread clip, there will be one less plastic item on the non-reusable plastic product list. (Photo by Lise Lafond) 
QCT reader Christiane Ruggiero sent this photo on June 25 with the following message: “For the first time in years I had two friends from the United States come for a visit. It was their first time in Quebec City and it was wonderful to be able to share the culture and beauty of Quebec with them after a few years of COVID restrictions. I gave them a copy of the QCT and they loved it! I took this picture of them (Elaine and Andy) yesterday in Petit-Champlain and when I looked at it, it filled my heart with joy, as it represented the return of our American friends to this part of the world!” Over the next few months, if you have a photo that you feel embodies summer in Quebec City, please feel free to send it to us at editor@ qctonline.com and we’d be happy to consider it for publication. (Photo courtesy of Christiane Ruggiero) 
The Ville de Québec offers services to assist renters moving with their pets. (Quangpraha via Pixabay)