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The Ursulines of Quebec, the last mission
The Ursulines gradually left their old Quebec monastery founded more than 375 years ago to settle at the Jardins d'Évangéline in Beauport. Now that the community is resettled, sisters…
Technological innovation project in the church of Saint-Pacôme
Québec invests $ 1.6 million in Inno-3B to develop its vertical culture demonstration center inside the Saint-Pacôme church. The company has developed a technology that can grow vegetables…
Fondation Archives et patrimoine religieux du Grand Montréal
Result of four years of reflection and commitment, the foundation Archives et patrimoine religieux du Grand Montréal was created on September 26, 2018. It aims to preserve the archives, the publications…
Opus 9 is reborn at the Précieux-Sang Chapel
One of the first organs of Casavant Frères will live again. Opus 9, an instrument dating back to 1885 that had been out of use for a few years, has been completely rebuilt and restored in recent…
Does the Quebec government do enough to protect its cultural heritage?
In the wake of the destruction of Boileau House in Chambly and the many other cases of heritage buildings demolished, damaged or threatened in recent weeks, the answer is obvious. Read the Alexandre Sirois…
The decommissioning of churches, "a sign of the times" for Pope Francis
What to do with Catholic places of worship that are no longer used for the celebration of the sacraments? The question is at the heart of a congress that is taking place until 30 November in Rome, and…
Open Doors, Historical Research, Heritage Site Interpretation?
The National Trust for Canada is pleased to deliver the Young Canada Works (YCW) program offering summer jobs and internships, a shared initiative with the Department of Canadian Heritage. Two funding…