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The show documents a visiting Francophone band to Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute
02 Feb, 2018 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The show documents a visiting Francophone band to Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Kingston, Ontario.
02 Feb, 2018 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The show documents a visiting Francophone band to Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Kingston, Ontario.
The CanQueer team are joined by Eric as we discuss the experience of French Canadian LGBT folks.
26 Jan, 2018 | 0:27:33 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The CanQueer team are joined by Eric as we discuss the experience of French Canadian LGBT folks. The CanQueer team are joined by Eric as we discuss the experience of French Canadian LGBT folks. The conversation spans French rural experiences to life on Rue St Catherine in Montreal. This conversation covers some of the history of the Franco-queer community.
26 Jan, 2018 | 0:27:33 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The CanQueer team are joined by Eric as we discuss the experience of French Canadian LGBT folks. The CanQueer team are joined by Eric as we discuss the experience of French Canadian LGBT folks. The conversation spans French rural experiences to life on Rue St Catherine in Montreal. This conversation covers some of the history of the Franco-queer community.
The Niagara Region has a rich francophone history and Francophones have made significant economic an
19 Jan, 2018 | 0:00:52 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show is interviews with five francophone women who are actively engaged in cultural venues in the area of Niagara. First Lucie Huot, whose family came from Quebec, speaks about the historic presence of francophones in Niagara. Fété Ngira-Batware Kimpiobi and Nafée Faigou, both from the Association of Francophone Immigrant Women of NIagara (SOFIFRAN) who speak about their immigration to...
19 Jan, 2018 | 0:00:52 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show is interviews with five francophone women who are actively engaged in cultural venues in the area of Niagara. First Lucie Huot, whose family came from Quebec, speaks about the historic presence of francophones in Niagara. Fété Ngira-Batware Kimpiobi and Nafée Faigou, both from the Association of Francophone Immigrant Women of NIagara (SOFIFRAN) who speak about their immigration to...
3 youth from the cultural diversity leaving in Ottawa are speaking about their own experience
12 Jan, 2018 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
A exciting conversation with 3 students from the cultural diversity speaking about their growing up, learning, studies, hobbies, embracing of their francophone background, but also stress on their bilinguism capacity and expected bright future in Canada. Their interactions with a multicultural environnement is amazing. They look proud of themselves, happy to be so diverse and ready to contribute to their...
12 Jan, 2018 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
A exciting conversation with 3 students from the cultural diversity speaking about their growing up, learning, studies, hobbies, embracing of their francophone background, but also stress on their bilinguism capacity and expected bright future in Canada. Their interactions with a multicultural environnement is amazing. They look proud of themselves, happy to be so diverse and ready to contribute to their...
This show talks with two young English speaking teachers in Southern Ontario
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show talks with two young English speaking teachers in Southern Ontario, one looking to learn French as an opportunity to further her career in the teaching sector. The other, having learned French speaks about her experiences as an Francophile teacher in the English schoolboard.
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show talks with two young English speaking teachers in Southern Ontario, one looking to learn French as an opportunity to further her career in the teaching sector. The other, having learned French speaks about her experiences as an Francophile teacher in the English schoolboard.
Barney Morin tour around St Boniface in Winnipeg, Manitoba, home a vibrant Franco-phone community
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Let host Barney Morin tour you around St Boniface in Winnipeg, Manitoba, home a vibrant Franco-phone community. Settle in for a frank and honest discussion about the state of francophonie in both French and English.
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Let host Barney Morin tour you around St Boniface in Winnipeg, Manitoba, home a vibrant Franco-phone community. Settle in for a frank and honest discussion about the state of francophonie in both French and English.
Comprised of three interviews with three people from three different parts of the world
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:28:00 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
For RVF 2016-17, this show is comprised of three interviews with three people from three different parts of the world with three stories in the francophone mosaic. Mariam Nadi discusses her experiences as a Muslim Francophone whose family came from Lebanon. Jean Paul Gagnier is a Francophone who grew up in Southern Ontario and is a superintendant for the French...
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:28:00 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
For RVF 2016-17, this show is comprised of three interviews with three people from three different parts of the world with three stories in the francophone mosaic. Mariam Nadi discusses her experiences as a Muslim Francophone whose family came from Lebanon. Jean Paul Gagnier is a Francophone who grew up in Southern Ontario and is a superintendant for the French...
A feature of resources and supports in Newfoundland and Labrador for those wanting to learn French
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Newfoundland Bilingual Singer/Songwriter Colleen Power with some resources and tips for parents of children learning French, and for adults wanting to brush up on the language. Featured in the program are French For Life, Le Club du samedi, and La Rose des Vents Chorale.
15 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Newfoundland Bilingual Singer/Songwriter Colleen Power with some resources and tips for parents of children learning French, and for adults wanting to brush up on the language. Featured in the program are French For Life, Le Club du samedi, and La Rose des Vents Chorale.
Content is deep interview to a multilingual subject about his French and English experiences
08 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Content is deep interview to a multilingual subject about his French and English experiences along his acculturation process after moving into Canada. He is an Argentinian-born and speaks both Canadian official languages good enough to interact at community, professional, academic, and social levels. He is currently a guitarist and composer who recently launched an album called SuperNova.
08 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Content is deep interview to a multilingual subject about his French and English experiences along his acculturation process after moving into Canada. He is an Argentinian-born and speaks both Canadian official languages good enough to interact at community, professional, academic, and social levels. He is currently a guitarist and composer who recently launched an album called SuperNova.
Through the lenses of an Anglo speaking Canadian whose interested in becoming bilingual02 Dec, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
There’s no doubt Canadians are facing an extremely competitive job market. In January 2016, Statistics Canada revealed there are three times more people applying for jobs than there are openings. Public servants retiring at an increasing rate, with 4,800 and 6,000 bilingual positions needing to be filled every year in federal government roles. Currently, there are not enough bilingual graduates...
Exploring what divides French Essex County, Ontario, with English Essex County
24 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
"Le Mariage Anglais" - Essex County, near Windsor is the first area west of Montreal to be colonized by the French. When Victoria was a child in the 1960s, her family farm was located on Highway 98, the dividing line between French and English Essex County. Though she knew her Grandmother's name was Delaurier, the English sides of the family...
24 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
"Le Mariage Anglais" - Essex County, near Windsor is the first area west of Montreal to be colonized by the French. When Victoria was a child in the 1960s, her family farm was located on Highway 98, the dividing line between French and English Essex County. Though she knew her Grandmother's name was Delaurier, the English sides of the family...
Feature a handful of local francophone artists that have recently performed in Ontario, in Guelph
17 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Damien Robitaille, born in Ontario, Georgian Bay area. Has multiple albums, over a decade of music. Very talented. His fun, playful rock will put a smile on your face. Lisa Leblanc, from NewBrunswick, Traditional folk banjo with attitude. She has a fun way of looking at life on the bright side, no matter the hard times. Recent performances at London’s...
17 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Damien Robitaille, born in Ontario, Georgian Bay area. Has multiple albums, over a decade of music. Very talented. His fun, playful rock will put a smile on your face. Lisa Leblanc, from NewBrunswick, Traditional folk banjo with attitude. She has a fun way of looking at life on the bright side, no matter the hard times. Recent performances at London’s...
What does it mean to be Metis?
10 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
What does it mean to be Métis? A legal definition exists, but does that represent such a diverse nation of people who all come from different blends of European and Indigenous heritage and from all over Turtle Island? Outside of the historical photos of Louis Riel, jigging, fiddling and sashes - how do contemporary Métis peoples express their identity? Misconceptions...
10 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
What does it mean to be Métis? A legal definition exists, but does that represent such a diverse nation of people who all come from different blends of European and Indigenous heritage and from all over Turtle Island? Outside of the historical photos of Louis Riel, jigging, fiddling and sashes - how do contemporary Métis peoples express their identity? Misconceptions...
This show will feature the barriers of language between new and existing residents within the City o03 Nov, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show will feature the barriers of language between new and existing residents within the City of Toronto. Its purpose is to bring to light the difficulties people face in communication; a necessity in today’s societal world. Producer Jesse George hits the streets to discover on language is often a huge barrier that prevents newcomers from acquiring stable livability in...
Did you know that there are Francophones in Thunder Bay?
27 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Miguel sat down with 3 people with very different backgrounds to either learn about the visions of the Francophone community of Thunder Bay, or to learn about what they do. One Thunder Bay native, for which French is a third language, one classical and jazz double bass player from Quebec, and another one from Kapuskasing, a Northestern Ontario community with...
27 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Miguel sat down with 3 people with very different backgrounds to either learn about the visions of the Francophone community of Thunder Bay, or to learn about what they do. One Thunder Bay native, for which French is a third language, one classical and jazz double bass player from Quebec, and another one from Kapuskasing, a Northestern Ontario community with...
The electronic music industry in Quebec vs English Canada
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The music industry in the English side of Ottawa and Toronto has a very different sound and vibe in comparison to Gatineau and Montreal. Francophone DJ and Producer Niles Baxter talks with Holly about his experiences as a dj on both sides of the Rideau River. Niles walks us through the history of his DJ Career, how he got his...
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The music industry in the English side of Ottawa and Toronto has a very different sound and vibe in comparison to Gatineau and Montreal. Francophone DJ and Producer Niles Baxter talks with Holly about his experiences as a dj on both sides of the Rideau River. Niles walks us through the history of his DJ Career, how he got his...
This audio segment consists in 3 interviews exploring how the French language influences 3 Artists
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Casandra Pigeon, bilingual student from Montreal visiting the Kootenays for the summer, interviewed 3 artists under the theme of the linguistic duality. The First artist, Guillaume Fuseau, was born in France and lives in Montreal since he is 9 years old. He is a singer song-writer. The two other interviewees are both originally from Quebec and moved to the Kootenays...
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Casandra Pigeon, bilingual student from Montreal visiting the Kootenays for the summer, interviewed 3 artists under the theme of the linguistic duality. The First artist, Guillaume Fuseau, was born in France and lives in Montreal since he is 9 years old. He is a singer song-writer. The two other interviewees are both originally from Quebec and moved to the Kootenays...
This is a documentary about the French community of the Bulkely Valley told by some of it's populati
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show's principal theme is the survival of language and culture, told by different people about their experiences in the community.
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
This show's principal theme is the survival of language and culture, told by different people about their experiences in the community.
Who are the Fransaskois? Some may not know the Francophone community of Saskatchewan
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Did you know the “Géant Beaupré” from Beau Dommage’s 1974 hit single was a Fransaskois? Your host Chantal Hamon uses this as a pretext to introduce the listeners to Fransaskois Heritage. Through music and voices of Fransaskois artists and musicians, you will have a better grasp of this community that lives and shines in French in Saskatchewan. Some Fransaskois musicians...
25 Oct, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
Did you know the “Géant Beaupré” from Beau Dommage’s 1974 hit single was a Fransaskois? Your host Chantal Hamon uses this as a pretext to introduce the listeners to Fransaskois Heritage. Through music and voices of Fransaskois artists and musicians, you will have a better grasp of this community that lives and shines in French in Saskatchewan. Some Fransaskois musicians...
History of the “Boutiller Family” of Nova Scotia
07 Sep, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The “Boutillers” is about the history the Boutiller family of Nova Scotia. Told from the perspective of a 70 year old Boutiller lady and her 50 year old daughter. The older lady relieves her past living in Nova Scotia and the daughter talks about the general history.
07 Sep, 2017 | 0:27:58 |
EN | Patrick Auguste | NCRA RVF 2016-2017
The “Boutillers” is about the history the Boutiller family of Nova Scotia. Told from the perspective of a 70 year old Boutiller lady and her 50 year old daughter. The older lady relieves her past living in Nova Scotia and the daughter talks about the general history.
