Let’s face it. Politicians are like so many cans of baked beans on the grocery store shelf. They’ve all got a certain shelf life, with a more or less pre-ordained…
In most of our minds conceptions of the Church compete with those of the church and we find ourselves acknowledging and even promoting something God never really intended. The same…
On March 25, the government of Jean Charest announced Bill 94, an act that would prevent women wearing the niqab from accessing hospitals, daycares, schools, universities, and other public services,…
1850The Morning ChronicleSt-Georges Day – Tomorrow, April 23rd, being St-George’s Day, the St-George’s Society with others of English and Welsh origin, who may join in the ranks of the procession,…
There is learning through books and learning through lectures, but when you can have someone from outside the walls of the school come in to speak about life out in…
Yesterday, many young talented artists gathered at Laval University for one common reason: sing, dance, and play music in order to raise funds for Opération Enfant Soleil. This successful event…
A new support program has taken root to help promote and develop Canada’s French- and English-speaking minority communities.With two official language groups sprinkled across the country, the newly-launched Language Rights…
An Art Exhibit at the Polyvalente de l’Ancienne-Lorette just before the show ‘’Pimp my Song” was organised to show off the talent of a few artists and for the final…
Quebec High School Musical Theatre students will be presenting Stephen Sondheim’s musical, “Into the Woods,” on Friday, April 23.The play follows the antics well-loved fairytale characters as we learn their…
At present, there is an outstanding issue in motion regarding educational matters in Quebec: Bill 104. It deals with the access to English public schools matter.The Lester B. Pearson School…