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The Great List of Everything: Peanut Butter [More here - Also available in French]

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I could've added almost entirely quebec pop albums but nobody would have voted for them :( however I'm adding them down here as honourable mentions because many of them are very close to my heart

Dehors novembre (1998) – Les Colocs

La grand-messe (2004) – Les Cowboys Fringuants

Pour déjouer l'ennui (2019) – Pierre Lapointe

Darlène (2018) – Hubert Lenoir

Harmonium (1974) – Harmonium

Beau Dommage (1974) – Beau Dommage

Rites de passage (2016) – Émile Bilodeau

Chiac Disco (2022) – Lisa LeBlanc

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First ADISQ Gala and Industry Gala | Hubert Lenoir stands out

First ADISQ Gala and Industry Gala | Hubert Lenoir stands out

Hubert Lenoir was the most rewarded artist on Wednesday at the Premier Gala de l’ADISQ, hosted by Pierre Lapointe, at the MTELUS. His three victories in the evening were added to the prize he had already received at the Gala de l’industrie on Sunday. Posted yesterday at 11:37 p.m. Nominated in ten categories in total, Hubert Lenoir, who released the album pictura de ipse a year ago, received…

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COURTIER IMMOBILIER RIVE-SUD - Stéphane Lapointe, courtier immobilier sur la Rive-Sud, vous offre une expertise en immobilier et un service hors pair bâtis durant les 30 ans de services immobiliers et 1 000 transactions complétées. Propriétaire lui-même depuis l'âge de 21 ans, il connaît bien les rouages de l'immobilier sur la Rive-Sud, et en particulier ceux de l'Arrondissement Saint-Hubert à Longueuil.

VILLES DESSERVIES : Belœil, Boucherville, Carignan, Chambly, Longueuil, Greenfield Park, Saint-Hubert, Vieux-Longueuil, McMasterville, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Otterburn Park, Saint-Basile-le-Grand, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Sainte-Julie, Saint-Lambert et Varennes.

Pour vendre ou acheter une maison ou un condo sur la Rive-Sud de Montréal, communiquez avec Stéphane Lapointe :

Stéphane Lapointe, Courtier immobilier Sutton 2975 Montée Saint-Hubert Longueuil (Saint-Hubert), Québec, J3Y 4H6 Téléphone : (514) 755-0074 Site Internet : stephanelapointe.ca

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“Nine Arrested In Anti-Draft Street Riots,” Montreal Star. March 25, 1942. Page 3.   ---- Tram Store Windows Broken as Mobs Throng North End District ---- Seven youth and a 23-year-old man arrested by city police last night during anti-conscription, anti-Semitic riots in the north and east section of the city, were held on personal bail of $200 each today by Judge Tetreau, pending trial on charges of vagrancy on April 2. All plead not guilty when arraigned. Another accused a 15-year-old boy will appear before Court. 

The nine were arrested at the arena of two of the several disturbances during which, according to police reports, traffic was blocked, store, automobile and street car window were broken, car trolleys were pulled off their lines and cries were pulled off their of “A bas la conscription" (down with conscription) and "A bas les Juifs” (Down with the Jew) drowned out other shouting.

LIST OF ACCUSED The accused today gave their names and addresses as follows:

Fernand Lapointe, 22, 2379 Rouen street; Maurice Riel, 19, 3925 Mentana street;  Jean Paul Deapres, 17, 7566 de-Gaspe street; Raymond Lefrancois, 16, 7549 Henri Julien street; Andre Laberge, 16, 310 St. Joseph Blvd East Edgar Therrien, 17, 6571 St. Dominique street; Jacques Rondeau 18, 5802 13th Avenue Rosemount; Laurent Crevier, 18, 4092, St. Denis street They are charged with vagrancy under article 28, section F, of the Criminal Code which rules that “every one is a loose idle or disorderly person or vagrant who causes a disturbance in or any street, road, highway, or public place by screaming, shouting, wearing, storing, or by being drunk, or by impeding or incommoding peaceable peaceable passengers.' 

The offence carries a maximum penalty of a fine of $50 and costs or six months in Jail with or without hard labor or a fine and jail sentence both.

Contrary to the previous occasion Iast month when similar disturbances took place following an anti-conscription meeting in the St James Market hall, the riots did not start last night at or near the Pouliot anti-plebiscite meeting in the north end. MEETING ORDERLY Police stated today that the first disturbance started In the north end of the city but that the Pouliot meeting was conducted and finished in an orderly fashion. They were corroborated by newspapermen attending the meeting who pointed out that the first outbreak by the youthful demonstrators originated some distance from the hall at St. Dominique and Jean Talon streets where the meeting took place. 

Police were unable to state whether any of the demonstrators had actually attended the meeting. 

The first cries of "A bas les Juifs" and “A bas la conscription” were heard along deChateaubriand, St. Hubert and Beaubien streets, and north end side streets as a large group of youthful demonstrators gathered and headed towards the lower section of the city. The paraders pulled bus trolleys off their power lines, broke some store windows, stuck stickers on others, broke a few street car windows, and held up traffic in general 

The crowd of demonstrators, as well as the spectators along the sidewalks, grew as the paraders continued on St. Lawrence boulevard, Beaubien streets, Bernard and Laurier avenues. The largest group was broken up by police at St. Lawrence boulevard and Pin avenue in a melee in which much shouting and street fighting took place. Several of the youths in court today were arrested at that point.

YOUNG MAN INJURED Maurice Quintal, 17, 6599 Alma street, who claimed to be only passing by at the time was taken to the Hotel Dieu to be treated for facial injuries. He claimed he was struck by a soldier at Napoleon street and St Lawrence boulevard. He was sent home after treatment. 

Meantime, self -elected traffic officers tried to take control of traffic at several points and pieces of ice were flung at automobile when the drivers failed to follow the directions of the would-be traffic directors. This was done first at Laurier avenue and St Lawrence boulevard where the glass in a street car door was also broken. 

One of the first actual fistic melees between the demonstrators and others occurred in front of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association headquarters on Mount Royal avenue near Park avenue, where an altercation took place on the sidewalk. There were some fisticuffs without any real damage and no one could say who was the actual aggressor.

When the first mob was broken up by police at St. Lawrence boulevard and Pine avenue, many of the demonstrators proceeded to St. Hubert street to join another group that had paraded down that street from the north end. The crowd there mounted to about 500 and took control of the street obstructing traffic.   POLICE REINFORCED As the crowd got out of hand on St. Hubert street more police under orders of Chief Inspector Alfred Belanger and Capt. J. O'Neiil were rushed from the north end of the city.

The demonstrators jeered and made cat-calls as they banged on tin cans and old tubs, rapped on passing cars with sticks, and smashed store and street car windows with pieces of ice. 

The demonstration developed into a real riot to the Jewish section and the main plate glass window of Richstone's bakery at 3883 St. Lawrence boulevard was broken as well as the main show window to the Costiner Stationery and Toy store at 3951 St. Lawrence boulevard. 

The remainder of the youths in court today were taken into custody on St. Lawrence boulevard below Napoleon street where an other fracas developed as police reserves tried to break up a parading group there. 

Passengers in street cars on lines along the street visited by the various groups of rioters could be seen standing to the centre aisle of the car or on their seats to avoid flying glass from broken windows. They were following the advice of street car conductors and motor-men. ENDED AT MIDNIGHT By midnight the actual demonstrations had been virtually stopped. Owners of several better-known stores in the district and others with smaller premises surveyed the damage they had suffered, while several groups of citizens could be seen in various places still excitedly discussing the demonstrations. 

One 15-year-old boy who refused to take the advice of police and 'break it up and go home" will appear today in the Juvenile Court. 

Police who were blamed by by some time for the last outbreaks on grounds that there were too many of them at the St. James Market hall, pointed to the demonstrations of last night as proof of the fact that this was only an excuse offered by the rioters for their actions.

Pouliot Urges “No” To Plebiscite Question Both conscription for oversell military service and amalgamation of the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways were the immediate Federal legislative projects warned against last night by Jean Francois Pouliot, M.P. for Temiscouata. when exhorting Canadians to vote "No" In the April 27 plebiscite on pre-election Government commitments.

Mr. Pouliot spoke at a public meeting organized by the Ligue pour la Defense du Canada (League for the Defence of Canada) In the Jean Talon market hall. The hall was filled to capacity by a standing audience and outside, hundreds listened to the speeches from loud speakers. 

Of the conscription issue, Mr. Pouliot said "Only those now on active service overseas, those who served overseas to the war of 1914-18 or those fathers who have sons overseas, can with decency call for compulsory overseas service.”

[AL: Esther Deslile caused a scandal by correctly identifying a strong current of antisemitism and pro-Vichy sentiment in Québec, though historians like John Hellman and Olivier Courteaux have largely confirmed her findings. That this antisemitism and pro-Vichy sentiment gained strength by opposing conscription during the Second World War is not surprising, and here is a particularly riotous example.]

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5 and 6 <3

Country : Québec 5. favourite song in your native language?

hmmm gonna do a top3

Faufile - Charlotte Cardin, Épuisé - Émile Bilodeau, Fille de personne II - Hubert Lenoir 6. most hated song in your native language?

any song by Éric Lapointe dskjsdkj “hi, I’m not from the US” ask set

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québécois masterpost

Quite some time ago, i got an ask about québécois resources (and in a very stupid mistake managed to delete the ask [okay truthfully, i replied to the ask by mistake and then had to delete it, i’m an idiot]). So here are a bunch of things you can look at, watch and listen to improve your knowledge of Québec French.

GENERAL

OffQc: vocab, expressions, pretty much anything really

Office québécois de la langue française: in case you ever want to know if a word can be used in Québec

My quebec-french tag (shameless self-promo)

@lemonadeandlanguages‘s words of the day

Je parle québécois: vocab, expressions, a bunch of stuff really

QcFrench: vocab

CCDMD : grammar

VIDEOS

Québécois pour les nuls - Solangeteparle

Parler Québécois en 5 minutes - Denyzee

8 Things Québécois People Say - Mark Hachem

Some youtubers:

PL Cloutier

Lysandre Nadeau

Thomas Gauthier

Gaboom Films (pour les jokes de papa)

MUSIC

Louis-Jean Cormier

Karkwa

Harmonium

Les trois accords

Les Colocs

Jean Leloup

Les Soeurs Boulay

Pierre Lapointe

Hubert Lenoir

Loud

Les Louanges [he’s from my city]

Dans Brume [totally promoting my friend’s band]

TV SHOWS

Unité 9

Trop.

Féminin/féminin

Série noire

Occupation double [reality tv]

Fugueuse

Some of these shows you can find on tou.tv but you will need a VPN if you’re watching from outside Canada. Série noire is on Netflix in Canada.

BOOKS

I know it might sound like a weird thing to include a reading section, because written French is the same here and in Europe. except it’s not, not when it comes to dialogues and expressions. So here are some books with very typical québec writing. (most of these books are really recent so you might have a bit of a hard time finding free versions, but they’re worth the price)

Royal by Jean-Philippe Baril Guérard (THE BEST)

L’allégorie des truites arc-en-ciel by Marie-Christine Chartier

Nikolski by Nicolas Dickner

Six degrés de liberté by Nicolas Dickner

noms fictifs by Olivier Sylvestre

Géolocaliser l’amour by Simon Boulerice

absolutely anything by Michel Tremblay (#joual)

Et au pire, on se mariera by Sophie Bienvenu

L’orangeraie by Larry Tremblay (okay technically not really québécois sounding from what i remember of it but it’s one of the best books i’ve read)

RADIO

Radio-Canada has some radio stations you can listen to online (i hope you can listen to them outside of Canada?). Some are more about music [icimusique], some more about the news and people talking [icipremière]. 

WKND [said weekend or wknd]: my favourite radio station. this is almost only music, so you might not get to hear people talk, but if you listen at night or early in the morning (québec time) there are a bunch of french songs (thanks to the CRTC)

ALSO

The wikipedia pages for Quebec French Profanity and Quebec French are actually pretty good and fun to read!

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Hubert Lenoir, Recommencer - Réalisation : Gabriel Lapointe

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Santa Teresa unveils its complete program

Santa Teresa unveils its complete program

Martha Wainwright, Cœur de Pirate, Claudia Bouvette, Hubert Lenoir, Pierre Lapointe and Calamine: the Santa Teresa Festival schedule is now out. The organizers of the event, presented in collaboration with SiriusXM, revealed on Wednesday the complete program for this sixth edition, which will take place from May 19 to 22. Among the many free shows offered over the weekend are Claudia Bouvette,…

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Stéphane Lapointe, courtier immobilier sur la Rive-Sud, vous offre une expertise en immobilier et un service hors pair bâtis durant les 30 ans de services immobiliers et 1 000 transactions complétées. Propriétaire lui-même depuis l'âge de 21 ans, il connaît bien les rouages de l'immobilier sur la Rive-Sud, en particulier, Longueuil. Pour le rejoindre :

Stéphane Lapointe - Courtier immobilier Saint-Hubert Longueuil - Sutton

2975 Montée Saint-Hubert, Saint-Hubert, QC, J3Y 4H6

Téléphone: (514) 755-0074

Website URL: https://stephanelapointe.ca

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A Masterlist of Underused French Names

So as a French person, I grew a little bit tired of seeing the same old French names over and over again. So under the cut is a list of 260 (185 first names and 105 surnames) underused French names, based on my experience, with the bolded ones being my favorites! And now don’t get me wrong, many of those names are not strictly French, and are in other languages too. But just know they are used in French too, so they can be used for your French character if needed. And there are obviously a lot of other names you can go for!

Female Names

Agathe

Alexandrine

Amélie

Andréa

Andréanne

Angélique

Anne

Apolline

Ariane / Arianne

Audrey

Brigitte

Cadence

Camille

Cécile

Céleste

Céline

Chantal / Chantale

Charlotte

Chenelle

Christelle

Christiane

Christine

Claire

Clara

Claudie

Clémence

Coralie

Darcie

Delphine

Desirée

Dianne

Élaine / Élène / Hélène / probably a lot of other variations

Éléonore

Éloïse

Émilie

Estelle

Èvelyn

Félicia

France

Geneviève

Giselle

Isabelle

Jacinthe

Jacqueline

Jeanie

Joanne

Joceline

Joséphine

Julie

Juliette

Laure

Laurie

Lavinia

Léa

Liliane

Linette

Loraine

Madeleine

Maia / Maya

Mallory

Margaux

Margerite

Marianne

Marjolaine

Marjorie

Mathilde

Maude

Mélanie

Mélodie

Mélusine

Myriam

Nancy

Nathalie

Noémie

Ophélie

Rachel / Rachelle

Rosalie

Rosemarie

Roxane / Roxanne

Solange

Stéphanie

Susanne / Suzanne

Thérèse

Valérie

Véronique

Violette

Virginie

Viviane

Male Names

Adrien

Alain

Antoine

Arnaud

Baptiste

Benjamin

Benoit

Bernard

Bruno

Charles

Christian

Christophe

Clovis

Colin

Damien

David

Didier

Dilan

Edmond

Edouard

Eliott

Émile

Ernest

Étienne

Fabrice

Félix

François

Gaspard

Gaston

Gauthier

Geoffrey / Geoffroy

Grégoire

Guillaume

Henri

Hubert

Ivan / Yvan

Jacques

Jérémie / Jérémy

Jérôme

Joseph

Jules

Karel

Laurent

Léo

Léon

Léonard

Lionel

Luc

Marc

Martin

Mathieu / Matthieu

Maurice

Merlin

Nathanaël

Nicholas / Nicolas

Olivier

Paul

Philip / Philippe

Pierre

Quentin

Raymond

Rémi / Rémy

Richard

Robert

Roland

Romain

Sébastien

Simon

Sylvain

Thierry

Thomas

Tristan

Victor

Vincent

Xavier

Unisex Names

Carol (male) / Carole (female)

Claude

Daniel (male) / Danielle (female)

Denis (male) / Denise (female)

Dominic (male) / Dominique (female)

Eugène (male) / Eugénie (female)

Fabien (male) / Fabienne (female)

Frédéric (male) / Frédérique (female)

Jasmin (male) / Jasmine (female)

Jean (male) / Jeane (female)

Joël (male) / Joëlle (female)

Jordan (male) / Jordane (female)

Justin (male) / Justine (female)

Louis (male) / Louise (female)

Lucien (male) / Lucienne (female)

Marcel (male) / Marcelle (female)

Michel (male) / Michelle (female)

Noël (male) / Noëlle (female)

Pascal (male) / Pascale (female)

Patrice

Samuel (male) / Samuelle (female)

Valentin (male) / Valentine (female)

Surnames

Adam

Allaire

Allard

Archambault

Beauchêne

Beaulieu

Beaumont

Bélanger

Béranger

Bernard

Bertrand

Blanchard

Blanchet

Boivin

Bouchard

Boucher

Brisbois

Brodeur

Bureau

Caron

Charbonneau

Cloutier

Comtois

Côté

Courtemanche

Cousineau

Couture

Delacroix

Desautels

Deschamps

Descôteaux

Desjardins

Desrochers

Desrosiers

Duboit

Duchamps

Dufort

Dufour

Duval

Fabron

Faucher

Faucheux

Favreau

Félix

Fontaine

Fortier

Fournier

Gagné

Gagnon

Girard

Giroux

Gosselin

Granger

Guérin

Hébert

Jacques

Labelle

Lachance

Lambert

Langlois

Lapointe

Laurent

Lavigne

Lavoie

Lebeau

Leblanc

Leclair

Leclerc

Lécuyer

Legrand

Lemair

Lemieux

Lévesque

Maçon

Marchand

Martel

Martin

Mathieu

Mercier

Michaud

Moreau

Morel

Paquet

Parent

Patenaude

Pelletier

Perrault / Perreault

Petit

Plamondon

Plourde

Poirier

Poulin

Richard

Richelieu

Robert

Rousseau

Roux

Samson

St-Martin

St-Pierre

Taillefer

Thibault

Thomas

Tremblay

Villeneuve

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Drugs and Street Gangs: Searches Underway in Saguenay | Justice and miscellaneous facts | News | The Daily

Drugs and Street Gangs: Searches Underway in Saguenay | Justice and miscellaneous facts | News | The Daily

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Dthe 33 and 35 year old brothers were intercepted. One was arrested while the other was released. According to the spokesperson for the Saguenay Police Service (SPS), the operation is led by the special projects section.

The searches take place on Nio and Lapointe streets, in Chicoutimi, and on de la Guyenne, in Jonquière. A small store on rue Saint-Hubert, in Jonquière, at the corner…

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After crash landing on Earth, Trevor and Gleb, two charismatic alien-sharks from outer space are forced to explore an unfamiliar and intimidating planet. Created by: Stefan Schumacher Visit https://sharkstewards.org/ to learn about how you can help sharks! Consider donating to one of these organizations: https://wildaid.org/ https://www.wcs.org/ --------- STARRING: Jeremy Mann Zach Oldenkamp FEATURING: Ximena Rendon ORIGINAL SCORE + SOUND DESIGN: Kevin Dusablon Mike Forst PRODUCTION DESIGN; Jeanie Chang LEAD VISUAL DEVELOPMENT: Hsing-Ye 'Cindy' Lee BACKGROUND ARTISTS: Young-Ji Cha Ed He Jason Toney Noah Demirci PROP DESIGNERS: Alexandra Barboza Young-Ji Cha ANIMATORS: Jonas Scott Di Hu Mark Harris Aron Hatfield Ed Jacoby Hubert Lapointe Ipek Şöhret Ekinci FX ANIMATOR: Claudia Tanjung ADDITIONAL ANIMATION: Tada Kongjonrak CHARACTER RIGGING: Beata Lukasiewicz Alex Marston PRODUCTION CONSULTANT: Neth Nom AUDIO CONSULTING + ENGINEER: Adrian Maruri LIVE ACTION FOOTAGE: Shawn Heinrichs MIXING FACILITIES SWELL Music + Studios STORY CONSULTANTS: Alex Marston Ross Stevenson SONG: Mecano - Bailando Salsa

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After crash landing on Earth, Trevor and Gleb, two charismatic alien-sharks from outer space are forced to explore an unfamiliar and intimidating planet. Created by: Stefan Schumacher Visit http://bit.ly/2ZSGAoB to learn about how you can help sharks! Consider donating to one of these organizations: http://bit.ly/2LLUYoS http://bit.ly/2ZPC3Dg --------- STARRING: Jeremy Mann Zach Oldenkamp FEATURING: Ximena Rendon ORIGINAL SCORE + SOUND DESIGN: Kevin Dusablon Mike Forst PRODUCTION DESIGN; Jeanie Chang LEAD VISUAL DEVELOPMENT: Hsing-Ye 'Cindy' Lee BACKGROUND ARTISTS: Young-Ji Cha Ed He Jason Toney Noah Demirci PROP DESIGNERS: Alexandra Barboza Young-Ji Cha ANIMATORS: Jonas Scott Di Hu Mark Harris Aron Hatfield Ed Jacoby Hubert Lapointe Ipek Şöhret Ekinci FX ANIMATOR: Claudia Tanjung ADDITIONAL ANIMATION: Tada Kongjonrak CHARACTER RIGGING: Beata Lukasiewicz Alex Marston PRODUCTION CONSULTANT: Neth Nom AUDIO CONSULTING + ENGINEER: Adrian Maruri LIVE ACTION FOOTAGE: Shawn Heinrichs MIXING FACILITIES SWELL Music + Studios STORY CONSULTANTS: Alex Marston Ross Stevenson SONG: Mecano - Bailando Salsa

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L'album Pour déjouer l'ennui de Pierre Lapointe

L'album “Pour déjouer l'ennui” de Pierre Lapointe à gagner dans la Valise RTL.

Pierre Lapointe présente « Pour déjouer l’ennui » un nouvel album de chansons originales réalisé par Albin De La Simone

C’est en août 2017 que Pierre Lapointe, Albin de La Simone et leurs amis musiciens se sont retrouvés en studio à Montréal pour créer ce nouveau disque. La commande de Pierre était claire : créer un album de chansons s’inspirant des grands classiques, afin de réaliser un bouquet de berceuses pour « petits enfants devenus grands ».

Cet album est envoûtant par sa douceur et sa mélancolie, racontant tantôt l’amour et ses détours, tantôt la joie et la tristesse. Avec cette nouvelle proposition, Pierre Lapointe exprime encore une fois son amour pour la chanson française.

En plus de quelques titres composés en duo avec Albin de La Simone, on retrouve plusieurs collaborations avec quelques-uns de ses amis ; Clara Luciani, Hubert Lenoir, Daniel Bélanger, Philippe B, Amélie Mandeville, Julien Chiasson et Félix Dyotte. Chacune de ces co-créations brillent et résonnent en nous, tels de petits bijoux précieux et délicats.

Avec la qualité indéniable de ce huitième album de chansons originales en carrière, Pierre Lapointe donne raison une fois de plus à tous ceux qui le placent parmi les grands noms de sa génération.