March 22 2017 Edition
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Alex Harvey reigns on the Plains of Abraham
What makes Maxime Bernier run?
A modest crowd has gathered for a Friday happy hour in the mezzanine of a large, boisterous restaurant at a mall in a Quebec City suburb. They are waiting for Beauce MP, former cabinet minister and current Conservative leadership candidate Maxime Bernier to arrive from campaign events in the Saguenay.
Memorials and Things of Fame
The story behind Rue Sherbrooke
Seniors Technology workshops planned for March, April
Voice of English-Speaking Québec, Quebec High School, and the Lifelong Learning program are pleased to announce the Spring 2017 series of Technology Workshops for age 50-plus seniors of our community to be held from March 28 to April 21.
Steve Cameron launches new book Hill Notes: ‘Glimpses’ of Before
After Hill Search: the Robert Corrigan Story, and Hill Tales: Still Searching, local author Steven L. Cameron now presents Hill Notes: ‘Glimpses’ of Before.
Community Cooking Cookbook now available!
Did you participate in the community cooking class that took place in 2015-16, brought to you by a collaborative partnership involving Voice of English-speaking Québec, SNACS Entrepreneurs, Be Active Québec and Jeffery Hale Community Partners? Are you a cooking enthusiast? If so, the long awaited and much-anticipated Community Cooking Cookbook is now available for purchase.
Quebec Art Company doubles down with farce by acclaimed Canadian playwright Norm Foster
Last year was a big one for Norm Foster. Not only did the prolific Canadian playwright find himself pinned with an Order of Canada, there was the inauguration of a festival in St. Catharines, Ontario, devoted to his works. On top of that, he got engaged.
Pick-a-book storytime comes to an end ... for now!
Initiated by CEGEP Champlain–St. Lawrence student Marjorie Lepage, who enlisted the help of other student volunteers who wanted to read stories to children in English, the first series of Pick-a-Book storytimes came to an end at the Morrin Centre Library last Saturday.
