Quebec Crime and Mystery Writers Festival
An incredible line-up of fifteen crime and mystery authors , including Louise Penny and Kathy Reichs, awaits you at the QuebeCrime Festival which will take place at the Morrin Centre …
Various photos from Voice of English-speaking Quebec’s 2011 Fall Fest, held at St. Patrick’s High School this past Saturday, Sep
Above, Quebec High School staff members set up their display. Above, Good friends reconnect: former Copy Editor of the QCT, Clive Meredith, and CBC Radio producer …
Memorials and Things of Fame
1861 The Morning Chronicle An Early Winter: Farmers and other wise people in the rural districts predict an early winter, a long one and a strong one. One of the …
Townshippers celebrate T-Day in Stanstead
The sun shone brightly in Stanstead on Saturday, September 17, when Townshippers from far and wide gathered to celebrate the vitality and creativity of the English-speaking community of the Eastern …
Scouts Canada begins a new season
The beginning of a new school year also marks the opening of a new Scouting season. Scouts Canada has been offering exciting programs for children across Canada for over 100 …
Celtic Festival
We had the distinct pleasure of attending Natalie MacMaster’s concert at the Palais Montcalm. It was an enchanting, vibrant and fitting conclusion to Quebec City’s Celtic Festival. Our special thanks …
How to live longer and look younger
Dr. Jim deBurgh Wetherall, D.Th., will commence a series of five sermons on health entitled “How to Live Longer and Look Younger” at Chalmers-Wesley United Church, 78 rue St. Ursule …
Blind hockey player makes long strides in the name of Courage Canada
Almost every day from September 12 to 29, legally blind Mark DeMontis will wake up, slip on in-line skates, and glide 50 to 70 kilometres in support of his charity, …
Way to go ECO-St. Lo!
On September 7, Cegep Champlain-St. Lawrence shone at the first ever cegep-level Forces Avenir Awards Gala held at the Théâtre Capitole, where $48,000 was awarded to its first laureates and …
A MacMasterful concert at the Palais Montcalm
Natalie MacMaster closed the Quebec Celtic Festival in typical Cape Breton style on Saturday night. Seemingly unable to stand or even sit still for a moment while playing her fiddle, …