A spacious, sun-lit interior will be a feature of the new English high school. (Image from CQSB) 
The beer-tasting activity at the Morrin Centre was very popular. Four seasonal beers – Patella by Griendel, Anglaise by Menaud, Maibock by Les Trois Mousketaires and La Vache Folle by Microbrasserie Charlevoix – were offered. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin) 
The Ville de Québec organized a brief, moving vigil on Oct. 31 to honour François Duchesne and Suzanne Clermont, who were fatally stabbed in Old Quebec on Oct. 31, 2020. Mayor Bruno Marchand (second from right in grey coat), accompanied by family members of the victims, unveiled a plaque in their memory on Rue Sainte-Anne near the corner of Rue du Fort. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin from QCT archives) 
Due to extensive construction in and around the Place de L’Hôtel-de-Ville, the traditional German Christmas Market kiosks will not be set up there when the market opens on Nov. 24. Market organizers announced in mid-October that kiosks would be set up on the nearby Jardins de l’Hôtel-de-Ville, along Rue Sainte-Anne, in Place D’Youville and on Dufferin Terrace near the Château Frontenac. (Photo by Peter Black) 
Rue des Coquelicots is a very short street in the Charlesbourg district of Quebec City between Rue des Tulipes and Rue des Cannas. All the streets in this subdivision between Boulevard Henri-Bourassa and Rue des Cyprès are named after flowers. (Screenshot from Google Maps) 
Karakul are a breed of domestic
sheep which originated in Central
Asia. Skins of young lambs are called
Persian lamb in the fur trade, whereas
the wool of mature Karakul sheep is
classified as carpet wool. The Karakul
was first imported into North America in 1909. (Source: Encyclopedia Britannica) (Photo from Wikimedia Commons, public domain) 
The Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort and recreation centre is being sought by Le Groupe Massif. (Photo from Mont-Sainte-Anne website)