Interviews

She's All Ears!

Family First

Interview with an eternal optimist

Ingrid Falaise was terrorized by a man she calls M, who manipulated her and dragged her into the infernal cycle of domestic violence.

Marcel Bouchard is still pretty active, after spending many years as a physical education teacher and outdoor columnist at Salut Bonjour Weekend. He still encourages people to get moving as often as possible.

Rosalie Taillefer-Simard was born profoundly deaf. She received a cochlear implant at the age of four. Today, Rosalie is a 27-year-old woman who is fulfilled, in love and ambitious.

Marie-Claude Barrette is much more than a TV host. She feels like part of the family!

After practicing pediatric emergency medicine, Christiane Laberge found her calling as a family doctor.

After starting off as a member of the band Les Sœurs Gallant, singer Patsy Gallant built her solo career with hits such as From New York to L.A. and Sugar Daddy.

Josée Lavigueur has been teaching aerobic dance classes for over 30 years. She has always sought to help people discover the pleasure of moving and adopt an active lifestyle.

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Winston McQuade always seems to have something new up his sleeve… or rather, behind his bow tie.

France Castel was kind enough to answer our questions.

Renée Martel has made her mark on the history of Quebec music. Her father, singer Marcel Martel, passed on to her his passion for the stage and television from an early age.

The singer Édith Butler was kind enough to answer our questions.

A man with a vision, who’s persuasive and persuaded of his cause, whose passion for cycling carries people of different generations along in his wake.

Marie-Josée Taillefer is the spokesperson for the inaugural fundraising campaign for the Fondation Sourdine pour l’École oraliste de Québec pour enfants malentendants ou sourds, and she met our interview request with enthusiasm.

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