PUBLIC NOTICE: Happy Retirement, Dr. Lachapelle!
Lachapelle Veterinary Hospital is turning a beautiful and long page in its history. Retirement time has come for Dr. Robert Lachapelle!
In 1984, Dr. Lachapelle graduated from the University of Guelph. He then took over from his father who founded the hospital in 1955. During his 38 years of practice, he has always been a dedicated veterinarian. He has devoted many hours to animal welfare at Lachapelle Hospital, in Sept-Îles, in Labrador City, at the SPA de Québec and at the St-Augustin Clinic.
Above all, he has always been a caring man and a boss who listened to his team and his patients. Although we are sad to see him go, we wish him a beautiful well-deserved retirement. Join us and share your fondest memories with Dr. Lachapelle on our Facebook page!
Dr. Irma LeVasseur was the first French-Canadian woman to become a doctor. (Photo from Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec) 
Mayor Bruno Marchand (centre) honoured (left to right) Charlotte Maltais-Munger, Esther Delisle, Suzanne FortinDuplessis, Marielle Guay-Migneault, Suzane Bélanger, Margaret F. Delisle, Marie Leclerc and Winnie Frohn, trailblazing
women who shattered the glass ceiling of municipal politics in Quebec City. The little girl in the middle is Olivia, the granddaughter of Esther Delisle (second from left). (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
Have a Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s hoping that next year there will be a St. Patrick’s parade in Quebec City. (Photo by Lise Lafond) 
Host Véronique Plante-Quevillon (bottom left, in a red jacket and black and white skirt)
appeared with the main characters in Mickey’s Search Party. (Photo by Danielle Burns)