 | Airbus A380 first take-off from Montreal Trudeau airport Very first take-off of the A380 from Montreal Trudeau airport November 13th, 2007.The aircraft took off runway 24R en route to Orlando. Basic video with sound. |
 | Tour d'horizon des études supérieures en santé - Université de Montréal Entrevue avec Louis-Éric Trudeau, professeur titulaire, Département de pharmacologie, Université de Montréal |
 | MasterCard - Music Store Lewis A MasterCard Spoof ad made at the PLAV audio by: Charles Grenier. Jean-Philippe Lavoie. Louis-Jean Trudeau. |
 | Of Dice and Men; Trailer www.cegepsherbrooke.qc.ca/~picomm/ofdiceandmen La bande-annonce du film Of Dice and Men de Louis-Jean Trudeau, Jean-Philippe Lavoie et Charles Grenier. La sortie est prévue pour la fin mai. |
 | Histoire de Famille : Bande annonce Aussi offert sur http://www.QuebecTV.org QuébecTV la seule web-télé souverainiste au Québec! À Montréal, en 2005, Julie Gagné est intriguée par la découverte d'un roman qui évoque l'histoire de sa famille. La jeune femme retrouve l'auteur, Jean Calixa, un pianiste solitaire et alcoolique. Au fil de leurs rencontres, ils évoquent les joies et les peines de cette famille durant les années 1960 et 70. Installés sur une ferme en Estrie, les Gagné ont dû déménager à Montréal après que Monique, la cadette, fut tombée gravement malade. Pierre, l'aîné, a acheté la ferme familiale avec son épouse, tandis que sa soeur Isabelle s'est lancée dans une carrière d'enseignante. D'un tempérament rebelle, leur frère Michel s'est quant à lui retrouvé mêlé aux activités du FLQ. Pendant ce temps, la fragile Monique, devenue photographe, a continué de s'accrocher à la vie grâce à son amour pour un accordeur de piano aveugle. Réalisateur Michel Poulette Acteurs Danielle Proulx, Luc Proulx, Serge Thériault, Maxim Roy, Catherine Allard, Juliette Gosselin, Évelyne Rompré, Sébastien Huberdeau, Louis-Philippe Dandenault, Catherine Trudeau, Gabriel Sabourin, Bénédicte Décary |
 | The Patriot War - Québec / 1837-1838 In 1837, revolts against Britain took place in Upper and Lower Canada. William Lyon MacKenzie led those in Upper Canada, while Lower Canada had Louis-Joseph Papineau as their leader. Both men favoured an American style of government. The revolts came after many years of unrest and political tension with those who favoured reform against the British governor and his local allies. In Upper Canada the Family Compact was the elite class who benefited from British rule, while in Lower Canada it was the Chateau Clique. Within communities, rural populations clashed with farmers who tended to support the reformers. In November of 1837, the revolts broke out when the British government decided to arrest French-Canadian reformers and their allies (the Patriotes). When they fled, troops were sent after them - and the first battle of the revolt was fought at St. Denis on the 23rd. November. The government forces were defeated and forced back. The next battles were at St. Charles and St. Eustache, where the reformers were defeated and Papineau forced to flee to the U.S.A. The revolt then spread to Upper Canada, and on 5 December 1837, Mackenzie and about 800 of his followers were stopped at Montgomery's Tavern on Yonge Street by local militia. Mackenzie and his men dispersed. A few days later, another uprising occured in Brantford at Dr. Dunscombe's. The rebels were once again defeated, and MacKenzie fled to the U.S.A. In the months following, the rebels made several attempts to take Canada, and engaged in several minor skirmishes, but without success. MacKenzie and Papineau returned to Canada but many of their followers were hung or deported to Australia. http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/mil/can/1837/ video from http://ca.youtube.com/user/philbox17 |
 | RDI - Les nouvelles couleurs du réseau de l'information RDI - Les nouvelles couleurs du réseau de l'information Article Infopresse Vendredi dernier, RDI a troqué le bleu pour le rouge comme couleur d'identification, en plus d'avoir modifié son logo. Selon la chaîne, ces transformations visent à refléter "le dynamisme avec lequel RDI suit l'actualité en direct 24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7". Le choix du rouge a aussi pour but de mieux intégrer RDI au groupe Radio-Canada, dont le rouge est la couleur prédominante. Ce changement d'identification se reflète aussi bien dans la programmation que dans toutes les publicités. Habillage de RDI Design: Basst Hadjem, Guy Loiselle Musique: Productions Diavolo - Laurent Guardo Réalisation: Renée Otis Réalisation-coordination: Jean-Pierre Pétel Habillage des autopublicités de RDI Chef de création: Stéphane Desranleau Réalisation: Chantal Lemire Design: Diane Labrie, Danielle Lauer Programmation: Louis-Philippe Boudreau Assistance: Sandrine Delpech Soutien musical: Laurent Guardo Recherche musicale: Marie Trudeau Mixage: François Rainville |
 | RDI - Promo «Les Ex» RDI - Les nouvelles couleurs du réseau de l'information. Promo «Les Ex». Habillage de RDI Design: Basst Hadjem, Guy Loiselle Musique: Productions Diavolo - Laurent Guardo Réalisation: Renée Otis Réalisation-coordination: Jean-Pierre Pétel Habillage des autopublicités de RDI Chef de création: Stéphane Desranleau Réalisation: Chantal Lemire Design: Diane Labrie, Danielle Lauer Programmation: Louis-Philippe Boudreau Assistance: Sandrine Delpech Soutien musical: Laurent Guardo Recherche musicale: Marie Trudeau Mixage: François Rainville |
 | RPM is learning about Canada 1. What is the origin of the name "Canada"? Canada is a name derived from the Huron-Iroquois kanata meaning, a village or settlement 2. Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada? Sir John A. Macdonald 3. What animal is on the Canadian quarter? the CARIBOU 4. How many oceans touch Canada? THREE - the Atlantic on the east, the Pacific on the west and the Arctic to the north 5. How many countries border Canada? ONE - the United States of America 6. How many provinces in Canada? TEN - from west to east they are: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland 7. What is the capital city of Canada (the national capital)? Ottawa 8. True or False? Canada is the world's second largest country, by land mass? TRUE 9. What is the Canadian $1 coin called? the Loonie (the loon is a Canadian bird and is pictured on the coin, thus the name) 10. How many territories in Canada? THREE - from west to east they are: Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut 11. What is the most recent territory in Canada called? Nunavut 12. When was the most recent territory in Canada formed? April 1, 1999 13. When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms included in the Constitution Act? 1982 (no, that isn't a typo) Unlike the majority of democratic countries whose basic law derives from one document, Canada's basic law derives not only from a set of documents known as Constitution Acts, but also a set of unwritten laws and conventions. 14. True or False? Superman was created by a Canadian? TRUE 15. Who were the first people to live in Canada? (a) Europeans, (b) Americans, (c) Aboriginals, or (d) Norsemen (c) the aboriginals or first nations peoples were the first inhabitants of Canada 16. What is the name of the elected lower house of Canadian parliament? the house of commons 17. What is the leader of Canada called? the Prime Minister 18. What leaf is on the Canadian flag? the maple leaf - it is the national emblem of Canada 19. What is the Canadian national anthem called? O Canada -- oddly enough, although it has been sung since the late 1800's, it wasn't proclaimed Canada's National Anthem until 1980. 20. What is the "big prize" for the Canadian Football League ("CFL") called? The ________ cup the GREY cup 21. What is the "big prize" for the National Hockey League ("NHL") called? The _______ cup the STANLEY cup 22. What rodent is described by the Canadian Encyclopedia as having "had a greater impact on the history and exploration of Canada than any other animal or plant species"? the BEAVER 23. What measurement is used in Canada to measure temperature? Celsius 24. How many national languages does Canada have? TWO 25. What are Canada's national languages? English and French 26. Who was the only Canadian ever to serve as Prime Minister of Great Britain? Bonar Law 27. Which was the tenth province to join Confederation? Newfoundland 28. Who was the first French-Canadian Prime Minister of Canada? Sir Wilfrid Laurier 29. Who led the Metis in the rebellions at Red River in 1870 and in the northwest in 1885? Louis Riel 30. What was the name of the system of safe passages and safehouses that allowed American slaves to escape to freedom in Canada? The Underground Railroad 31. What is Laura Secord famous for? Laura Secord warned the British of the impending attack on Canada by the Americans during the war of 1812 and because of this warning the British won the battle 32. How many time zones in Canada? SIX 33. How many national parks are there in Canada? (a) under 10 (b) between 10 and 50 (c) between 50 and 100 (d) over 100 (B) between 10 and 50 34. What is the name of the highest mountain in Canada? Mount Logan -- having said that, on October 4, 2000, Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien announced that Mount Logan would be renamed Mount Pierre Elliott Trudeau. After a public outcry against the idea, we decided to keep the name Mount Logan. Sir William Edmond Logan was one of Canada's greatest surveyors and scientists. Without getting political here, for many people the issue was not so much whether or not Trudeau deserved it, but more the importance of retaining the history of Canada which is too often forgotten. |
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