QAC’s Les Belles-Soeurs hits the stage on Nov. 21…
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The Quebec Art Company’s latest production features a cast of 15 talented women bringing to life Michel Tremblay’s powerful and exuberant Les Belles-Soeurs in English. Directed by Mark Lepitre, the show opens Nov. 21 for a four-performance run. Tickets are now on sale through the QAC website at quebecartcompany.com. Pictured at a recent rehearsal are (seated): Nathalie Peron, Joanne Arsenault, Fiona Donnelly-Rheaume, Julia Bancroft, Cheryl Rimmer, Élise Cant and Sharon Macleod. Standing in the back are Florence Jean, Renée-Loup Caron, Caitlyn O’Brien and Anne Letellier de Saint-Just. Cast members not in the photo are Patricia Grimaud, Jacqui Nibbelin, Johanne Morin and Isabelle Patoine. Lepitre is in the foreground with his back to the camera. (Photo by Jacqui Nibbelin submitted by the Quebec Art Company) 
GardaWorld has been donating $1,000 annually to the Poppy Campaign for many years. This tradition was initiated by Patrice Carrier, the former Quebec director for GardaWorld. It continues thanks to the collaboration of François Houde (left), the current regional director for Eastern Quebec, and Pierre Pépin (right), director of operations, who welcomed Richard Roger (centre), director of the Legion’s Poppy Committee to GardaWorld’s Quebec City headquarters on Oct. 28. (Photo by Alcide Maillet courtesy of Branch 265) 
Is this a distant landscape? Not at all! It’s very close! QCT reader Roger Bertrand captured this landscape on Aug. 8 during a short kayak trip on the Cap-Rouge River from from the Parc nautique de Cap-Rouge. Send us your photos – of natural beauty or a fun or newsworthy community event – and we’ll be happy to consider them for publication in this space. (Photo by Roger Bertrand) 
On a Limoilou sidewalk, a stenciled design asks, “Would you sleep here?” The designs are part of a Lauberivière fundraising campaign. (Photo courtesy of Lauberivière)
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