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jonquiérisée Chicoutimi finally! "Roadmap" of a Death Foretold ... A Quebec

Street Racine first

Chicoutimi makeover will at any cost and regardless of what citizens think! Let it be said once and for all! Depending on what emerges from the conclusions of the last visit of the mayor of Saguenay in France, so there will be Chicoutimiens and swallow in their cottages. It is unanimously decided by the only voice that permeates the city hall of the city " better managed in Québec "(dixit John Smith), Racine Street, which is the second oldest street in the region after the Sydenham Road, will be pedestrian and must compete with the most beautiful cities in France ... or it will be more!

Each time he crosses the ocean to get ideas in Europe, Mayor Jean Tremblay taste change everything and rewrite history in reverse. As he understands as he sees!

Still lucky he is not returning from Papua! ...


(Photo above, the bottom of the Racine Street in 1916 for the coast Bossé)

Racine Street pedestrian? The idea is not new, really. If my memory serves, it was before the years of the Great Depression, before the car does not come any pack, kids, pedestrians, drivers, horses. In that time, the Racine Street was not anything. Between two rows of ancient elms separated by a wide dirt street, the heart of the regional capital could not stop to grow in beauty. Good God it was beautiful my city! Journalist Catherine Delisle has moreover well noted in his commentary on November 28, published in the Progress-Sun: of "directors, without any foresight" has chosen to delete large sections of our heritage and our architecture. " Before making such a vacuum, what have we to show to tourists? What benefits will derive the last businesses that are struggling already? That will accrue to the citizen? And Satan! what will be abandoned parking pivèlent both sides of the root like a rusty old body?

The answer is obvious. Nothing! The empty call a vacuum.

Schematic of a Death Foretold
If you think you have seen the "tip of the tip" with this latest project of the mayor of Saguenay, think again. Chicoutimi is still not quite dead. Just take the time to read from cover to cover the other the "Second Draft Revised Land Development Plan," tabled in December 2009 (ie after the last municipal elections), to capture the fate of the current board City of Saguenay reserve the defunct town of Chicoutimi. The case is big, so big, I wonder if it is not already too late to stop the action of the poison that was injected into the heart of the city founder.

The most elementary located in this development plan which was debated in the manner of "Saguenay" clearly show, what was unthinkable during the merger of 2001: Chicoutimi, founded in 1676, is passing under the guardianship of the younger Jonquière, founded in 1847 from a portion of its territory. Impossible in a short space to explain everything. To appreciate the magnitude of the disaster that is prepared by our City Hall against Chicoutimi, I just to mention some figures out of the 1996 Census of Canada and compare them with those of the famous "Outline." These figures, placed one beside the other, speak for themselves:

In 1996, municipalities called to form the territory of the future city of Saguenay had 153.476 inhabitants. Of these, there were 63.061 inhabitants Chicoutimi (41.1% overall) against 56.503 (36.8% overall) for Jonquière. At the time, newspapers had a field day, Jonquière was losing ground and had even seen its population of melt 1.430 inhabitants (-2.5%) in five years while Chicoutimi had seen its population rise by 391 people (+0.6%). This erosion of the demographic weight of the Jonquiere increasing gap between the two hostile sisters of 6.558 inhabitants for Chicoutimi.


Chicoutimi, Jonquière backyard



But that was before the big merger of 2001, before John Smith opened the first meeting of the City Council this malformation what became City policy-Saguenay, before he began to dream big for 'his' town! Indeed, in the development plan referred above (a scheme by the way, which ideally should serve as an engine of development and pave the way for development Ville Saguenay) is how things have changed. Chicoutimi, the city-founder, has lost Chicoutimi-Nord and the Saint-Jean-Baptiste, never to become that ... "Chicoutimi-Sud". Consequently, the former city has only 36.090 of population, or 25.12% of the total (instead of its 35.74% as it should be the case in reality), while Jonquière, far be affected, is found as if by magic, the top of the urban scale with 49.337 inhabitants, or 34.34% of the population of Saguenay.

Other figures evocative. The area of Chicoutimi, which was originally urbanization perimeter, before the merger in 2001 of 61,926,080 (M2), collapses to 46,139,914 (M2) to deposit the "schema". And Jonquière, including urbanization perimeter respects curiously always that of the pre-merger, masterfully drawn wide underfoot with the Chicoutimi 64,397,762 (M2). These figures will have a decisive impact on our future in the short, medium and long term, when applying the "outline". Indeed, once this "scheme" as applied, the former city of Chicoutimi, lowered the state sector ... "Chicoutimi-Sud, finds itself with an area of 46,139,397 (M2), cons 59,158,245 (M2) in Jonquière, which will weigh on when all of our destiny ...


These figures alone are enough to thrill the Chicoutimiens who, exhausted, stripped by ten years of a forced merger, have lost even the name of their town to become, in this well curious pattern, citizens Sidelined by ... "Chicoutimi-Sud". While Jonquière, despite the collapse of its economy, made gains against nature which ensure its total domination over all. And if you think this is the only fault in it, you have not yet seen in its entirety, the development plan of the "schema" that the vast reserves in Jonquière, compared The crippled Chicoutimi.

the medium and long term, the result is inevitable and most consistent. It will be manifested by a rapid erosion of the natural dynamics of Chicoutimi in favor of dynamic artificial and over-subsidized Jonquière, doped with hormones of rapid growth, have managed to cheat on the history and recover most of the economic prerogatives, administrative and social ... Chicoutimi Chicoutimi

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Leah Dizon Gaijin Gaikokujin Tarento

down its history and stripped of his dreams!


A story that has become unpopular

Depending on what data indicate a recent study out of nowhere, it appears now that 23% of college students 'only' (emphasis added) following history courses while attending college, and that, of those, "only" 8% (I stresses still) discover an interest in the history of Quebec. Offered as well, with such epithets, these figures do not mean that I deny, however, induce more than they reveal. On the one hand, they lead to the conclusion, without getting lost in the nuances that young Quebecers are totally disconnected from the story (and especially that of Quebec), and if they are so far the guilty everything is already cooked in advance.

"The teaching of history is also deficient in college and high school" denounces President Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Mario Beaulieu. "The current situation is alarming and requires urgent intervention of the government" , added the president of the foundation Lionel-Groulx, Claude Beland, who emphasizes that a petition circulating on this subject. When you spread such data without compromising the recitals are not suggesting that to stimulate debate in this regard in the hope of correcting a distressing gap and put the story on the program. It imposes a conclusion by induction and is seeking membership of all in this situation without taking the time to explain! We declares state of emergency, you shake the scarecrow and it is suggested to appeal to Parliament that the culprit is well suited.

Where is the debate?


statistics that should be severely questioned

Today, who would dare to challenge what is crying, the story of favor in our schools. However, where this disease is endemic it's first roots? Whose fault? In decadent government of Jean Charest? The education system just as decadent who conspired with different governments to get out the story of his programs? Colleges to which you made the blame for having become the halls waiting? Intellectual laziness or a youth who was trapped in this dangerous? And since we're in this denunciation that points the finger only glaring deficiencies in secondary and college, where are the universities? After emptying their program of what was once their strength (the humanities), to focus on the creation of wealth, the houses of higher learning they have done nothing wrong? Should they relieve all responsibilities because we hear the cries out precisely its walls?

If you want my opinion, 23% of the students (all sources!) Who learn the values of history in all directions, it is still not there in a Quebec that is multiculturalism dangerously in Quebec which has consistently anglicized and, stupidly, leaves room for recent arrivals who bring with them a memory that odious system of education, on behalf of a false openness, has undertaken enter in its register! In my view, the problem is not so much in numbers (relatively small) of students enrolled in this program in the amount and nature of the efforts of both sides. Consequently, a viable answer to the decline of historical thinking among us can be found in the quality of an academic approach québécois, in stimulating minds by those who are mandated to do, and in way to give back to history with a capital "H" all its nobility. My first concern is, indeed, that of excellence! The quality and authenticity will be the first concerned well will find their account and the others will fit snugly in the passage.


were good times!

When I was in CEGEP de Jonquière in 1969 and 1970, the question does not even arise. Those who wanted to do a bit of a career in this sport to fashion, enlisted for three years. It was a necessary to enroll in a social studies program and to pursue the same path to the University until his graduation from Undergraduate or a Bachelor of Arts History. We had over politics sociology, geography, philosophy and, of course, history. We went there or you do not go! If we go there, we went out enriched by the great door of excellence. It came up, nourished by a common ideal which kept a simple pride and collective paving the way for the project company that furnished the spirit of the Quiet Revolution and stimulated the nationalist debate, on both sides. We learned at the same time claim that we learn to measure our knowledge and weigh the ideas of others in the chaos of the debate that we respect the rules fairly well. It was the

good time and we do not know. We did not even need to think about it. Things were under! Our skills and our tastes for history and the humanities in general marked the path. If we go there, the college, by the richness of its program, had something to offer. He prepared the minds for the university which had the dual mission, to complete their training and help them thrive in this niche. The institutions of higher education had a concern then sovereign: education, full stop. They were not for sale. They had not melted in projects of international high finance that eventually seize the institutional mechanisms, levers and economic destiny of Quebec.

The process of higher education institutions was part of an effort to free the history of Quebec archaic ideological guardianship which blocked access to modernity. They formed the simple minds who, in turn, furnish the mind of the nation, and they invited them to build, by their questioning and learning, the society of tomorrow.


Quebec A patient's history, its institutions and its elites

In that time, Quebec universities, the quality and richness of their program, stimulated the needs and appetites of the entire school system, the first year at the end of college. As such, the University accounted for all to see an undeniable attraction, the ultimate meeting place for intellectuals in the making. In those days, memory was a sense that was in that of the Quebec nation that boasted, rightly, to be first and foremost a French Canadian, and certainly not multicultural. The newcomers took the time to say hello before settling permanently. They took pleasure in noting the habits, customs and history of their hosts. They learned good French and they agreed to make the effort to adapt, as appropriate, to the host society. The founding peoples, French Canadians, Metis and Indians to appoint well, made them the place, and following the history of Quebec itself was written in French please, thanks to the efforts and respect for all.

Over the years, colleges and universities have abandoned their humanity and the mission for which they were created. What we are experiencing today and regret in this respect is the fruit of a long and haunting drift that we have collectively submitted. Instead of writing history as all the people running, we suffer and diminish together all its attractions and we abandon the idea that others have of us.

In fact, let me say that even if things have changed for the worse in this decadent story that if the people have lost the love and interest in its history, we must also, a bit much, the elite French-Canadian the most prominent researchers and teachers of history in mind that in the early aftermath of the collapse of the 1995 referendum, have released their own people in the latrine of its history without worrying about what would happen to him in the hodgepodge Multiculturalism a denaturant. On the Quebec version of multiculturalism they (the elites) were applied to redefine the findings of a national commission on "reasonable accommodation" where he was officially recognized that the mere fact of itself as a member of the People founder of this emerging nation was now seen as a disgrace and infamy. With such a mess, should we be surprised today that three quarters of colleges have nothing to offer in history at their customer and know that the majority of college students "do not have minimum knowledge on their own company ?

In this regard, I am increasingly inclined to think that if Quebec eventually lose interest in history is that he has lost the thread and the taste and it s 'there confused. And if he finds it most is that it has been stripped of its meaning without account of the profound nature of his dreams, and without respect for what it is. Originally, I remember we were linked by a common language, culture, pride and a common dream in which all the French Canadians found themselves on the frontline. Today, this place is more common and interest in our national history is gone like the leaves of our maple trees in autumn taking. He lost in the petty ambitions of elites, institutions and opportunists who were far from worrying that they were sawing the branch on which they were seated and that they, too, would one day to face the rigors of winter ... they were preparing intellectual

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Calendar Of Wide Hips

Potash Corp., the Sagueneens have dodged ... this time!

The map shows three areas of Lake Paul, where is the largest known reserves of phosphorus in Quebec. Source: Arianne Resources Inc..

Potash Corp., the Sagueneens have dodged ... this time!

On November 3, following fierce opposition from Saskatchewan and the opposition headquarters in Ottawa, Prime Minister Stephen Harper decided to block the attempted hostile takeover of global giant extraction and sale of potash by the Australian company BHP Bilton. It is not only the people of Saskatchewan who have dodged this 30-day deferred under this forced decision to padlock; Sagueneens too! Because it would continue to believe that we live on another planet to think that the reserve of phosphorus in Lake Paul (one of the 3 components of fertilizers), whose claims have been recovered by the company Arianne Resources Inc.. Are not in the eye of the Asian tiger who has embraced stock by subsidiaries interposed, to appropriate all that resource as vital and strategic.

For those who do not know, remember that the pool of phosphorus in Lake Paul is located approximately 40 km east of the central Chute-des-Passes and some 160 km from Saint-Ludger de-Milot. For now, the presumed potential coveted by Arianne Corp. totaled some 500 million tons (data Bernard Lapointe Arianne Corp.). At $ 400 per ton, as was already seen at the top of his form is far from the iron Duplessis, 3 cents per ton, however, has contributed greatly to the development of Quebec to the Revolution quiet. And for those who do not know what to do with this heritage, it suffices to say that phosphorus is in modern agriculture is that water in hydro-electricity and oil at Hummer. Without phosphorus (which account for one third of the fertilizer *), agriculture, as we know it today, is no longer valid. And I try not to speculate here on the power it grants bellicose countries like the United States and Russia, as the phosphorus is also essential in military use. After leaving

spun our hydro-eletric power for the benefit of the Hydro-Quebec and Rio-Tinto-Alcan who do not care us and our needs, after having abandoned all our aboriginal title and our royalty on the forest for the benefit of Abitibi-Bowater is put away their pockets leaving us wood chips to burn as a last resort; after blowing our copper, our diamonds and our gold for profit companies boursificotteuses; in this haunting story of depredation of natural resources, and the Saguenéens Jeannois will they let it slip for profiteers people, this strategic resource without posing awkward questions for those who govern us and selling off our resources?? Are we simply

crazy? Or just idiots? ...

To understand how, once again, our future is threatened with these proposed takeover of another natural resource that we have in abundance, I suggest you read the pamphlet Folliet Luke, "Nauru, the island devastated, "published in paperback (140 pages), published by La Découverte / Poche, Paris, 2009-2010. I say no more. As you make the effort. Give you two wee hours of reading, and understand how capitalist civilization has destroyed the richest country in the world. It is the small island of Nauru, a small Pacific Republic South, which in the 1970s, had a standard of living, per capita, surpassing that of the UAE and its neighbors enriched by the black gold, in these years of grace, the GDP exceeded U.S. $ 20 000 capita. Thirty years later, potash finally exhausted, the desolation on that island! Anything goes, the inhabitants flee, the ancient culture has exploded, and people who are awaiting death by feeding on agricultural products ... from elsewhere, for products that have been fattened with their potash ...

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must read for those who failing die impoverished by the fault of governments, do not intend to die totally stupid ...

* In the fertilizer known commercially as the "20-20-20, we find, by volume: 1 / 3 + potash third phosphorus + 1 / 3 of nitrogen.

** The author of these lines takes the time to thank Mr. Bernard Lapointe, Arianne Corp.. Chicoutimi, who has kindly agreed to answer his questions.