Douglas to portray Stephen Leacock at Morrin Centre – Update Feb 20 – Event is cancelled
PLEASE NOTE EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED SEE HERE. What is the connection between Canadian humourist Stephen Leacock and the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec? The answer lies in …
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When should we speak up?
Last week a complaint was made to the Carnaval de Québec regarding an ice sculpture that was displayed on the Plains of Abraham. The sculpture, carved by the Ukrainian team, …
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A ten-year marriage of science and art at Mois Multi
Agnès Maltais is clearly delighted, fascinated even, with Julian Oliver’s Levelhead installation. The large screen in the centre of the Salle Méduse on St. Vallier Est. makes the technology-cum-art difficult …
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Controversial snow sculpture gets cold reception
Larger Photo Here A snow sculpture of a Jewish money-lender on display at Quebec City’s winter carnival has received a cold reception from members of Quebec’s Jewish community and the …
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Feds announce $13 mil for Shannon water pipeline
Still waters may run deep but for the municipality of Shannon it took three years of rocking the federal government’s boat to receive the $13.3 million necessary to connect the …
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Obama visit a good sign for Canada-US relations: Consul General to Quebec City
With US President Barack Obama expected to land in Ottawa Thursday for his first official international visit, political pundits are expounding on the significance of the trip and speculating about …
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Memorials and Things of Fame
Chronicle Telegraph Memorials and Things of Fame February 18, 2009 1849 The Morning Telegraph Grand Curling Match Scotland Against The World The first match of the kind, we believe, …
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Community websites launched
Many community organization members attended the Community Planned Giving Program and Voice of English-speaking Quebec website launch last Monday.“Planned giving has not really been formally explored in the community before. …
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Memorials and things of fame
Memorials and Things of Fame 1849 The Morning Telegraph The intrinsic value of ice, like that of metals, depends upon the investigation of an assayer. That is to say, a …
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English conversation group still appeals after 25 years
With a silver anniversary this year, APPEAL, a Quebec City English conversation group, wants to stay in keeping with its name by appealing to francophones in the city. A significant …
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