Marc Garneau launches himself into post-politics unknown Peter Black, Local Journalism Initiative reporter peterblack@qctonline.com Most folks, approaching 60 after a busy career, might start to contem- plate a leisurely retirement….
Back to the Future: Marc Garneau (right), a former astronaut and federal transport minister, stands with current Transport Minister Omar Alghabra (centre) and astronaut David Saint-Jacques (left), a Quebec City native like Garneau. In January, the three were at the Canadian Space Centre in Saint-Hubert to announce plans to support commercial space launch activities in Canada. (Photo courtesy of Marc Garneau via Facebook) 
It was not the first VEQ event for Alex Dorval, Jeanette Marcotte and Ashley Kennedy. They have all spent time living in Montreal, and enjoy having a space in Quebec City to speak English. (Photo by Sarah Elworthy) 
Images of Saturn are projected on the large screen above the musicians of the Orchestre symphonique de Québec as they perform the fifth movement of Gustav Holst’s The Planets at the Grand Théâtre. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
Les Comédiens sans bagage react to seeing the Queen of Hearts’ pig-faced baby. (Photo by Danielle Burns) 
In Mathieu Gotti’s piece Chevreuil, 2016, the seemingly sweet deer causes concern when we see it is wearing a life preserver around its neck. Gotti raises the question of climate change, asking passersby, “Does the deer expect the Saint-Charles River to overflow?” (Photo by Danielle Burns) 
The XCAT, the multi-sport catamaran, has an integrated self-steering system and can be transported on the roof of your car. (Photo by Lise Lafond)