Comments on: About French Music at the Bell Center

By: dramatikmuzion

dramatikmuzion — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 08:32:57 +0000

im Dramatik from Muzion, thx for plain my song “L’oubli” you make us so proud.

By: roots

roots — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 14:42:12 +0000

Groovy Aardvark – Boisson d’avril

That’s the song with the words st-hilaire…

hope it’s not too late…enjoy!

Lâche pon mon vince t’es le meilleur deejay hollandais!

By: Ry

Ry — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:43:56 +0000

Can you help me out? i go to a lot of Habs games and there is a French song that they play during the games, I would like to know who sings it as I have had the song stuck in my head for days (I love it)!

It sounds almost like a French Celtic song, its pretty fast and I think the last word of the second line is “St. Hilaire”…

Any help would be awesome… Merci!

By: Joual Renaissance « AngryFrenchGuy

Joual Renaissance « AngryFrenchGuy — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:02:23 +0000

[...] rotation anywhere on the National Hockey Leagues circuit (and for that you can thank my brother Vince). J. Kyll, the lyricist responsible for that Kreyol verse, just broke a long silence with Spit [...]

By: midnightjack

midnightjack — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 07:27:26 +0000

I do not have great respect for Chretien, but i must admit than this law is the best he did: political party should not be feed by corporations but by individuals. I don’t want to see the Desmarais liberal party against the Desmarais conservative party, in a power corporation canadian election.

By: Marc

Marc — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 22:29:00 +0000

ABP:
> Consider that the Block Quebecois receives 86% of their funding
> from the taxpayers.

Make that 58%, according to today’s Devoir. Apparently the Bloc lets the riding associations keep the money they raise instead of doing any national fundraising.

By: ABP

ABP — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 19:22:43 +0000

“Ouf!! I thought you would, again, talk about subsidies… :-)”

One could I guess talke about the subsidies by taxpayers to the Political Parties in Canada that has come up in the news and house of commons as of late.

Consider that the Block Quebecois receives 86% of their funding from the taxpayers. They raised 806K and received 2600K from the taxpayers this last year.(or will if they maintain the existing system) If you look at the number of seats vs the total they have about 50% of the popular vote or reflective of about 3.5 million people. So if you average what they receive on their own in Quebec it is about 22 cents per person in Quebec. But they receive about $1.95 per vote from the Canadian Taxpayer in mass. Whats wrong with this picture?

So even the Bloc Q themselves are subsidized by the other provinces.

The other parties are also subsidized as well, but, even the green party managed nearly 50% of self generated funding.

Ironically, the conservatives have the most to lose with their plan to cut out this public funding of political parties.

The issue about “fincial stimulus” and the coalition government and other ridiculous “false” threats as we will not vote for this and bring the government down. I doubt either of the above will happen. THe issue is that the Bloc, Green and the status of other parties would be in Question if the program is ended. They would have to actually generate their own funding.

Good thing, however, that the average Canadian taxpayer now is aware of this ill fated program incepted by none other than Good Old Jean C and his band of liberal bandits.

ABP

By: Kriss

Kriss — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:00:27 +0000

ABP:
“How about “tortiere” , its pretty good too. :)”

Ouf!! I thought you would, again, talk about subsidies… :-)

By: ABP

ABP — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:48:57 +0000

ABP: Is poutine the only thing you know about Quebec culture?

How about “tortiere” , its pretty good too. :)

ABP

By: Katmandoo

Katmandoo — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 17:42:20 +0000

ABP: Is poutine the only thing you know about Quebec culture?