It was springtime in Quebec. One of those sunsplashed early mornings that invariably called me to be up and walking. Before long I found myself exploring the Old City. Trees …

Thank you for the excellent article (QCT, January 7, 2009) signed by the staff of the Fraser Recovery Program, in tribute to the life and work of a great lady, …

I met Jean Pelletier in the 1960’s when we were both named to a junior committee of the Quebec Symphony Orchestra. I was impressed by his intelligence and knowledge of …

It was with sadness and dismay a few days after Christmas that I was informed that my uncle-in-law Sergeant Gregory John Kruse was killed in action in Afghanistan. Greg was …

COMMENTARY December 2008 Fixing Canada’s political mess By Preston ManningPresident and CEOManning Centre for Building Democracy The situation is now well known. Partisan overkill by the government (attempting to kill …

I know a great many younger folks are desperate for inspiration on what to present to their senior relatives and friends for the holidays. It is far from easy. Most …

One of my favourite Christmas Memories, takes me back to Patrick Street. Mom had spent many hours making Christmas cookies. Mom was known for her large variety of cookies. They …

Somepianos today play automatically. It really gives you a shock to hearthem tinkering along without someone sitting on the bench. Iguess it’s really great, but not too much different from …

I’m sure that I’m only one of the many subscribers to the QCT that wants to underline the fact that we appreciate the local and world news that is provided …