CQSB Council of Commissioners approves $796,330 renovation projects
Central Quebec School Board Council of Commissioners last week hired general contractors for the following projects: Holland School roof renovations, for $86,500; A.S. Johnson Memorial School partial window replacement, for …
Join Now
Speed limits and their enforcement
After the unification of City of Quebec, I had hopes that there would be some rationalization of the bizarre speed limits we endure every day. I’m still waiting. It is …
Join Now
“LOST” – 8pm One night only May 20, 2010 at Cineplex St-Foy, 1200 Boulevard Duplessis
The New York Times presents Times Talks “LOST” Saveas a Favourite Release Date: 5/20/2010 Running Time: 1h30m Genre: Action, Documentary, Science Fiction, Suspense Synopsis Get ready for the conclusion of the hit series: …
Join Now
English parents group concerned about rights
The English Parents’ Committee Association is concerned that the Quebec government will follow the recommendation of the Conseil Supérieur de la langue française and invoke the notwithstanding clause that will …
Join Now
Board chairman statement out of line
The Quebec government is expected to make a decision quite soon concerning the access to English schools matter – the Bill 104 issue. That said, the Montreal Gazette of May …
Join Now
Canadian Forces in Netherlands celebration
A Canadian Forces contingent participated Sunday in the 65th Anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands with a parade in Apeldoorn. It was in April 1945 that members of 1st …
Join Now
Les Capitales hold open tryouts
Max Poulin was a shortstop on the move when he arrived at Stade Municipal for a tryout with Les Capitales about a decade ago. Failing to catch on here, he …
Join Now
St-Pat’s Science Fair
St. Patrick’s High School has been particularly busy in the science department as students participated in the robotics competition held at the Musee de la Civilization on April 29. Raphael …
Join Now
Memorials and Things of Fame for May 12, 2010
1850The Morning Chronicle We learn from the Quebec Exchange Register that a rock of about five tons weight fell from the Cape on Monday, and entered the back part of …
Join Now
Bruce Hicks wins the Moe Rosenhek Award
Bruce Hicks has been named winner of the Moe Rosenhek Award for his outstanding contribution to volunteerism within Québec’s English-speaking community. Hicks has been actively involved for many years with …
Join Now