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Me nerves is gone!
Newfoundland comedian Tina Randell is coming to Blanc-Sablon for shows on the weekend of September 6th, organized by the Comité Des Loisirs Blanc-Sablon. Tickets will go on sale on August 1st, stay tuned for details on the Facebook page of Comité Des Loisirs Blanc-Sablon and on CFBS radio as to where tickets will be sold! We will also have two tickets to give away to see Tina at CFBS radio! So stay tuned and be sure to get a sitter for your youngsters! |
CBC's Absolutely Canadian will feature a 1 hour documentary of St. Paul's River on Sept. 14th, BE SURE TO CHECK IT OUT!
CBC presents Absolutely Canadian, a one-hour series showcasing the best in regional documentary and independent film making from across Canada. The program highlights diverse stories, through documentaries, comedy and dynamic musical acts, straight from Canadian communities.
Exploring an array of themes from food and identity to Quebec's breathtaking wildlife, Absolutely Canadian includes documentaries by and about Quebec for all audiences. Now in its ninth season, the series begins on Sat., July 6 on CBC Television and will also be available free and on demand on CBC Gem. There will be six documentaries in all for viewers to enjoy. Each one airs from 7 - 8 p.m. on CBC Television.
Sept. 14 - A Place of Tide & Time
Since the collapse of its only industry, the Lower North Shore has one of the most rapidly declining populations in Quebec. St-Paul's River is one of the small villages whose residents - The 'Coasters' - are more culturally attached to Newfoundland and Labrador than to Quebec. Chronicling a pivotal year in the lives of a graduating high school class, A Place of Tide and Time observes the day-to-day life on the coast where the economy is bleak and the remote isolated villages are on life support.
For more info, check out the original CBC article here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/community/absolutely-canadian-back-for-another-season-1.5194361
CBC presents Absolutely Canadian, a one-hour series showcasing the best in regional documentary and independent film making from across Canada. The program highlights diverse stories, through documentaries, comedy and dynamic musical acts, straight from Canadian communities.
Exploring an array of themes from food and identity to Quebec's breathtaking wildlife, Absolutely Canadian includes documentaries by and about Quebec for all audiences. Now in its ninth season, the series begins on Sat., July 6 on CBC Television and will also be available free and on demand on CBC Gem. There will be six documentaries in all for viewers to enjoy. Each one airs from 7 - 8 p.m. on CBC Television.
Sept. 14 - A Place of Tide & Time
Since the collapse of its only industry, the Lower North Shore has one of the most rapidly declining populations in Quebec. St-Paul's River is one of the small villages whose residents - The 'Coasters' - are more culturally attached to Newfoundland and Labrador than to Quebec. Chronicling a pivotal year in the lives of a graduating high school class, A Place of Tide and Time observes the day-to-day life on the coast where the economy is bleak and the remote isolated villages are on life support.
For more info, check out the original CBC article here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/community/absolutely-canadian-back-for-another-season-1.5194361
