Chalmers-Wesley Restoration Campaign nears its $1 million goal
The members of Chalmers-Wesley’s Campaign Cabinet are delighted with how members of the congregation, friends, foundations and businesses in the community have generously supported the campaign whose goal is to …
Anamnesis Day in Shannon
Again this year, it is with great respect and humility for the afflicted people and families that the Shannon Citizens’ Committee invites you to a special day commemorating those who …
Happy ending for two in The Story of the Three Bears
True to its word, the Société des établissements de plein air du Québec (Sépaq) transported Quebec City’s two grizzly bears, Mary, born in 1983, and Cody, born in 1984, to …
Donations already coming in for the Community Christmas Hamper Campaign
At a recent author event held at the AngloStore, an English bookstore in Place Naviles, owner Andrew Greenfield was pleased to present Community Christmas Hamper Campaign representative Nancy Thomas with …
MEMORIALS AND THINGS OF FAME
1861 The Morning Chronicle At a late hour on Saturday night intelligence was conveyed to the Police that a row of considerable magnitude was going on in St. Michael street, …
From falling leaves to falling snow
The signs that winter is on our doorstep could be seen on our Saturday afternoon drive that took us to Neuville. The cool air and our warm clothes were a …
Paquet, Lyla
Died peacefully at St. Brigid’s Home, October 25, 2011, at almost 88. Born Lyla Agnes Montgomery on November 5, 1923, only daughter of the late Percy Montgomery and the late …
QUEST Toastmasters have talent!
On Sunday October 30, Louis-Philippe Allard won the Humorous Speech Contest at the Toastmasters Division I Contest held at the École des Compagnons-de-Cartier. Meanwhile, Jean Racine, another Quest member, placed …
News Digest for November 2, 2011
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Claire Martin reminisces about her work at CBC
Spending an afternoon conversing with Claire Martin in the comfort of her apartment is an enriching experience. The 97-year-old writer, whose award-winning Quebec classic In an Iron Glove graces the …