Book lovers could find everything by authors from A to Z in the fiction section at the SNACS Book Fair held from Oct. 13 to 15 at Quebec High School. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
Economic leaders are pushing for Quebec City’s tramway project to move forward. (Image from Ville de Québec) 
The Quartier Cartier building will look like this when finished next summer. It’s located on Chemin Sainte-Foy across Ave. de Bourlamaque from the La Passerelle building and the IGA grocery store seen at far right. (Image courtesy of Appartements Urbains) 
Crowds of people showed up for the closing of the 10th edition of Passages Insolites.the Literature vs. Traffic river of open books intrigued passersby. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin) NOTICE TO READERS: Share your thoughts on the QCT!
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Rabbi Schachar Orenstein (right) led the congregation in worship at the Beth Israel Ohev Sholem synagogue on Oct. 14. The prayer vigil was held for those who were affected by the Hamas terrorist attacks in southwestern Israel the previous week. An estimated 1,400 people were killed in the series of attacks, and as of this writing, 2,600 people have been killed as a result of retaliatory airstrikes in Gaza by Israel. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
The Auberge Saint-Antoine in Lower Town of Old Quebec has picked up many awards since it opened as a bed and breakfast in 1992. (Photo courtesy of Auberge St-Antoine) Another award for “family-style” Auberge Saint-Antoine Peter Black, Local Journalism Initiative reporter peterblack@qctonline.com Auberge Saint-Antoine has scored another prestigious recognition, being named the top hotel in Quebec City in the…