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Here lies the Quebec people, the happiest people on Earth!



"Why do stock francophones should they worry about what model of Quebec culture, North American francophonie as circumscribed by language, delivered the interactions between its components and open to all experiences of the continent ? What have they to lose, if not overly conservative, even a little frozen, their affiliations and the fate of French culture in Quebec? Should we really be concerned that the proposed shift of French Canadians in Quebec French, extend the identity of the first inserting it into a cultural complex where they remain by far the majority but is defined primarily by a strictly linguistic. " (Gérard Bouchard " The Quebec nation in the future and past ", published in 1999 in VLB, p. 169)

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That's an excerpt of the lullaby that has served Quebecers to strain after the referendum defeat and the famous speech by Jacques Parizeau, who was the great thinkers of the PQ took the teeth biting without understanding that they poisoned with their saliva.

is this magic formula that led to the charter Hérouxville the reform of the school calendar that has just passed the Charest government for the benefit of six Jewish schools in Montreal (at the expense of others), and the chaos of "reasonable accommodation" in which Quebec is going down head first nostrils wide open. With this kind of intellectual smoke and nicotine propagated by a few elites in Quebec (Le Devoir in mind) that we have reached a collective duty to accept fundamentalist symbols as the hijab and Nikab part of normality of our society and take the place of historical symbols of the French Canadian majority who should I say, no longer entitled to city home. Here, through incantations of this kind, the two principal founding nations of Quebec and North America, hear the French Canadians and Metis Franco-Indian, have been banned from memory and completely excluded from public space that 'Yet they have built arm strength and intelligence in just four centuries.

A service rendered by drawing another, the author of this delusional solipsism, which proposed that French Canadians then go "all together, throw the stumps at the next traffic on St. John" (GB, Montreal, 1999) * , was appointed co-chairman of the Bouchard-Taylor to pave the way for the current chaos. And as always, the beautiful country of Quebec, where everyone is beautiful everyone is fine (except the majority French-Canadian and Metis), and as always I say good, good people, to whom they swore Cross iron wooden cross that was good for him and he had to show a spirit of openness to immigrants and visible minorities, applauded with both hands without worrying that it's him Similarly, its history, its memory, its culture and its dreams we attacked.

akakia


* This startling proposal was written by the author of "The Quebec nation future or past," and celebrated in "a symposium on Jewish relations, jointly organized by the Quebec and Irep Montreal Jewish library ", March 25, 1999.

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Still down! Ten to zero for the Town Planning Committee Saguenay ...

Bouquinerie The Jacques-Cartier, the penultimate day of its existence, Saturday, March 6, 2010. Everything is in place for the killing. Photo Russel Bouchard.

What remains of the Bouquinerie Jacques-Cartier, the first day of his absence, 10 March 2010. Photo Russel Bouchard

Saguenay, the city parking lots and buildings in cardboard, do not miss any! This week, March 10, 2010, ranked among the historic buildings to be demolished, I must take time to mourn the loss of "Spinning the Saguenay," another piece of our urban heritage eradicated the panorama to its foundations through the total ineffectiveness in preserving heritage, our city council and our hilarious Planning Committee. If I were to disappear, the same week, all the historical buildings subjected to ad patres peak demolition since 1960, Chicoutimi look like Dresden after the bombing of February 1945.

course, purists who have been jaded eighteenth of the assets of the old Europe, might argue that a building constructed in 1919 did nothing to stimulate emotion. Matter of perspective shall we say. When we saw, like me, from one after another, all buildings that are meaningful and we have seen grow and when seen from brick by brick, which has built our imagination, there is enough food regret and feel frankly embarrassed deal with tourists who have made the detour to greet the natives of the city in the mythical name, Chicoutimi, also disappeared from the radar of history under the guidance of directors and inculturated ignorant.

The loss is even greater, some of this old factory housed since 1992, the Bouquinerie Jacques-Cartier, a jewel in the matter which had no equivalent in Quebec. This trade devoted to ancient books, was a real gold mine for the bookworm. He had been mounted by the hands of masters couple Richard and Marlene Lamontagne, lovers of old and rare books and heritage of all kinds. Saturday and Sunday last, not having had the support of the city, owners, heart broken, had to declare packages after a portion of the roof has collapsed under the weight of snow, and carry out a liquidation sale to $ 1 a pound, so as not to lose everything in the rubble.

For lovers of early urban history and the memory can still talk to those of the soul, I take the time to clarify that the "Spinning Saguenay, located at 362 rue Savard Chicoutimi, Founded in 1919 by entrepreneur and engineer Pitre Riverin Edward Lavoie. It produces clothing and blankets for the local market and Montreal. Comprising a dozen looms and forty employees, the factory closed its doors in 1953 due to competition. The building was then sold to the company "The Moving Joron, who occupied it until 1991, and finally passed into the hands of the couple Lamontagne who moved his bookstore.

With the disappearance of this other witness of our industrial past, is an entire history of Chicoutimi and area disappears. No more than the cathedral, city hall, a church or two every stone carvings, and some houses in their seventies not to lose his way when it runs through the heart of the city! Those who want to take pictures, make haste, at the rate things are going it will be too late in fifteen years ...

akakia


The first customers of the liquidation sale.

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Lucien Bouchard, the return of the priest!

reaction to what Lucien Bouchard on the rise in tuition to fill the chronic underfunding of Quebec universities.

Since they are apparently there, he and his co-signatories such great apostles of clarity, realism and duty status, that does not ask us to pastor and all his fellow recipients of largesse from the Quebec government's accessibility and financial support (loans and grants) since the quiet revolution to give the example and contribute primarily their bonuses - they have earned through the sacrifices and the lucidity of their ancestors - to a relief fund to finance the shortfall of our universities. Indeed why not ask there not to old Quebec universities, lawyers doctors, lawyers, administrators, scientists or others who have succeeded and made of beautiful and fruitful career with the Quebec model in education and training, to put our shoulder to the wheel and help - because they like on believe future generations of scholars - they certainly have the means today to be better in Quebec society. Will they be able to give for once, instead of taking?

Or is it better to be silent as this gentleman?

Richard Harvey

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The site of the House Crevier Racine Street in Chicoutimi in 2006 (photo Jeannot Levesque)

The site of the House Crevier Street Racine in Chicoutimi, in 2008 (photo Russel Bouchard)

Hi Catherine, I read with astonishment
, in The Progress-Sun today February 7, your text on the imminent death of the Historical Society of the Saguenay. This is the symptom of the collapse of our regional company that has poisoned curled up in the walls of a single city: SAGUENAY. SAGUENAY which obviously was not up to the expectations that we put into it. Without culture, without history, memoryless archival, without knowledge of our roots, we are more than what others want us versus them. We are nothing! We deserve death. We are already in the list of forgotten people.

We lost one after another, the lumber mills. We closed cities and villages by merging the pretext of administrative efficiency. Our natural resources belong to strangers and when we welcome these foreigners are willing to engage our children as guardians of paddocks (summer!). We learn English and forget the French. We close school after school because we are told that we are no longer children. And it is surprising to see that our children will do elsewhere, where there are schools and services. When not in Montreal, is in foreign countries, where there is an expression of culture. We close

church after church, changing the name of the founding sites, neighborhoods and streets to remove all traces of what we were. We empty the shelves of our public library shelves to save space while our ancestors and our parents were Morfondus on rocky land and poison the plants to fill the shelves. They said: If We know we do not read or write, at least our children will. This hope has been betrayed. Nothing else does.

I tried to make you aware of this societal scour the past two decades, but nobody listened to me. So I wanted to be wrong all the way!

Not having had the presence of mind and courage to save our memory, not having had the courage to conserve our heritage, that we still there? Where are our benchmarks? Our children and grandchildren are condemned by our crass individualism, for our intellectual laziness and mediocrity to receive our inherit the memory of arrivals. We do not build anything. We are proud of our faults and we cling to the intelligence of others. I find myself almost envying the struggle of life for Haitians. They, at least, despite all their suffering, they know they exist! They have a zest for life!

our city is criticized for doing nothing to save the Historical Society SAGUENAY. I am! And to think that Ville Saguenay was mandated to do and beautiful and cultural benefit to the current year, with the recognition and granting of federal "Saguenay Canadian cultural city." Thirty pieces of silver, the price of our abandonment. The cynicism of the worst water! Culture my ass! SAGUENAY, a maid who puts a dress on the shoulders carnival hustler for tourists and grants from the forfeiture of a coast to coast.

I'm angry! That's all that I cling to my dignity ...


Russel