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From the Eastern Townships to Quebec's Far North and everywhere in between, our podcast brings you the stories shaping life across the province from our journalists who call it home. Each week, we dig into the local issues that have Quebecers talking, no matter which language they speak or sing. Every Friday, with host Alison Brunette.

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Rouyn-Noranda, Que., residents celebrate its 100th anniversary but wrestle with a complicated relationship with Horne smelter

Residents of Rouyn-Noranda have coexisted with the Horne copper smelter for a century. But what was once celebrated as the driving force and economic engine of the Abitibi community has become a point of contention. In recent decades, concerns over arsenic emission levels and the health of nearby residents have dominated the local news. Reporter Julia Page travelled to Rouyn-Noranda to investigate how the city has grown and thrived despite this challenging relationship.
11 de set.

A poutine, a hot dog and a political dream: Quebec’s foodie election stops

It's a longstanding tradition for aspiring politicians to visit iconic Quebec snack shacks while on the campaign trail to be pictured with some greasy food… What’s up with that? We called up Charles-Alexandre Théorêt, food columnist with Radio-Canada’s Ça Promet, and author of Maudite Poutine!, for a look at this election rite of passage.
4 de set.

Do Quebecers really pay more taxes than anyone else in North America?

Well, it depends what you measure, exactly. The short answer is yes, but the reality is much more complex than that. As the five official parties in Quebec make their election-time financial promises, we’re looking at what’s true, and isn’t true, about Quebec’s taxing system. Plus, we’ll break down the consumer carbon tax and cap and trade system, both now unique to Quebec.
28 de ago.

It’s officially election time in Quebec, are you ready to head to the polls?

The race has just officially launched in Quebec, but the province’s five official parties have already been in campaign mode for months. If you haven’t been keeping track, CBC’s National Assembly reporter Cathy Senay can bring you up to speed. She sat down with guest host Allison Van Rassel and This is Montreal host Ainslie MacLellan to talk about all things election cycle…including what it’s like reporting on an election bus!
21 de ago.

North America’s oldest grocery store set to reopen with an Italian twist

J.A. Moisan, a gourmet grocery store that has stood at the heart of Quebec City’s Saint-Jean street since 1871, is reopening after about a year and a half of shuttered doors. It’s not the first time the establishment has had to close, but owner Donna Willett hopes this time, it’ll open for good.
14 de ago.

Pioneers – past present and future – celebrated as part of Rouyn-Noranda’s centennial celebrations

The origin story of Rouyn-Noranda, Que. is unlike any other in the province. Built on the discovery of gold and copper deposits on the shores of Lake Osisko, the opening of the Noranda mine in 1926 sparked a goldrush to the region, creating a unique blend of cultures from around the globe. 100 years later, we check in with local groups and residents who are celebrating the city’s centennial.
7 de ago.

From Témiscamingue, to Japan, to Venice: Quebec’s big screen moment

Hollywood has dominated the summer box office, with blockbuster releases like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and the latest Spiderman starring Tom Holland. But closer to home, Quebec’s emerging filmmakers are creating headlines of their own. This week, we hear from rising local talent behind a new wave of films, with one even set to premiere at the Venice International Film Festival.
31 de jul.

Going home for the summer in Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon and Rouyn-Noranda!

Summer is a time when many people return to the places they grew up, and this week, we’re tagging along to some of the homecoming celebrations happening in the province. From Christmas in July festivities in Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon to a 100-year anniversary bash in Rouyn-Noranda, we hear how residents are making the most of their summer reunions.

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Introducing This is Quebec

This is Quebec travels across the big, diverse landscape of the province to find the heart of the action and dig into what's on people's minds. Every Friday, host Alison Brunette explores one issue that has people talking in both official languages, and more -- from language laws to ferry schedules to family doctors.

From the Eastern Townships to Quebec's Far North and everywhere in between, our podcast brings you the stories shaping life across the province from our journalists who call it home. Each week, we dig into the local issues that have Quebecers talking, no matter which language they speak or sing. Every Friday, with host Alison Brunette.