The Cree Nation has opened its own embassy in the heart of historic Quebec City. As a means of commemorating the 35th anniversary of the signing of the James Bay …
The Image Mill was the 2008 landmark event for Quebec City’s 400th birthday. This June 14, the DVD box set of the gigantic fresco and technological masterpiece will be available …
Should reading in English be limited to school and the academic year? The young patrons of the Morrin Centre’s Book Quest roar a resounding no. Back for a seventh edition, …
A new Musée de la civilisation exhibition entitled Live Science opened on June 8, 2011. It presents eight cutting-edge Canadian research projects in a circus-themed atmosphere that includes a Mathemagical …
Graduation ceremony held at the Palais Montcalm (Photo by St. Patrick’s High School) On June 3rd at the Palais Montcalm over 100 students in white and kelly green gowns took …
The first female member of the Royal Family to visit Canada was Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, also known as Marchioness of Lorne and Duchess of Argyll by marriage. She was …
Jack Odgers was an intelligent, generous, witty gentleman. Many of you will remember his daily visit to St. Brigid’s Home to see his beloved Nora. For years in rain, snow, …
1851The Morning Chronicle San Francisco is again in ashes. About eleven o’clock last night, the cry of “fire” startled every one like an earthquake. The fire had just commenced in …
On June 10, Champlain St. Lawrence College honoured four fine teachers upon their retirement: Lorne Coughlin in English, Robert Delaney in physical education, Jan Warnke in geography and Normand Bourgeois …