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May 25, 1819 – The Quebec Gazette

Vaccination

Photo: Shirley Nadeau

The fourth annual Printemps de la Musique concert series operated like a well-oiled machine, thanks to the talent of the organizers and the many musicians who gave mini (and grand) free concerts at 20 different venues in the Old City.

The plethora of choices meant difficult decisions for many music lovers, who wanted to see and hear it all!

Photo: Cassandra Kerwin

As Quebec City becomes culturally more diverse, the student population in the Central Québec School Board tends to remain much the same, with mere splashes of cultural colour. The Eastern Québec Learning Centre (EQLC) in partnership with Quebec High School (QHS) brought diversity to Everest Elementary School with the Cultural Caravan on May 14.

The Gala de Boxe Challenge XPN for the Fondation du CHU is only a week away and the boxers are working hard to be ready for their upcoming matches.

The event will take place on the evening of May 31 and the afternoon of June 1 at the Colisée de Loretteville with over 20 male and female matches on both boxing cards.

Thursday, May 23 at 7 p.m. – Talk on Sleep and Mental Health by Dr. Meagan Daley, psychologist, at CEGEP St. Lawrence’s iA Financial Group auditorium, 790 Avenue Nérée-Tremblay. Free admission and free parking. For more details, visit wejh.ca/mental-health-week.

Photo: Cassandra Kerwin

Planet Earth is filled with anomalies. When observed microscopically, a world interconnected by genes, atoms and time can be discovered. This notion is at the heart of the latest exhibit at the Musée de la Civilisation de Québec (MCQ), Curiosities of the Natural World. After stops in Asia, the North American première took place in Quebec City. The exhibit will be open until Jan. 5, 2020.

From: Nill and Holton Consultants
Subject: Campaign
2019 themes
SUPER CONFIDENTIAL

Dear Prime Minister,

Attached please find our research report and focus-group findings regarding Liberal Party strategy for the general election five months hence. This covering letter touches on the salient points of those data.

Photo: Vincent-Jean Dubé

The annual CEGEP Champlain–St. Lawrence Socio-Cultural Banquet was held in the iA Financial Group Auditorium on April 25. Club and group members gathered to honour contributions made to student life during the 2018-19 academic year. The student activities department recognized the involvement of many individuals in their respective groups and events.

May 19, 1819 – The Quebec Gazette

Newfoundland Fisheries

Photo: Quebec Art Company

It’s the door-slammer of all door-slammers. Some tickets are still available for a very rare theatrical event courtesy of the Quebec Art Company. Noises Off takes to the stage at CEGEP St. Lawrence for four performances from May 16 to 19.

Photo: Natalie Keller

Young artists sang their hearts out for the third of six concerts offered through the My Morrin program at the Morrin Centre. Attendees were delighted by the voices of seven talented, local artists. Philippe Girard, Tony Pelletier, Vanessa Bergeron, Anne Payer, J.P.

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This is the first in a series of four articles to mark the 75th anniversary of the Normandy landings, June 6, 1944. Besides covering the Allied debate preceding the operation, code-named Overlord, the texts will recall the planning, preparation and execution of D-Day.

May 15 to 20 – Hit The Floor 2019, world-class dance competition at the Centre de congrès et d’expositions de Lévis. For details, see hitthefloor.ca/tournee/levis-2019.

SNACS Entrepreneurs is organizing a Mini Book Fair on Friday, May 31, from 3 to 7 p.m. in the library (next to the cafeteria) at the Eastern Québec Learning Centre.

Photo: Emma Perreault

The “zero-waste” movement has steadily grown over the past few years. Aimed at producing little to no waste in one’s day-to-day life, this movement encourages a lifestyle change that benefits the individual, society as a whole, and (most importantly) the planet.