A bit of a tangent, but it would have been nice if Quebec media were more accessible in other provinces. It would have been helpful in school both for vocabulary and pronunciation, and just a way to stay somewhat fluent in French, especially after graduating. It would also promote the Quebec dialect more over Parisian French.
*Probably should have said Canadian French media as there are other provinces/communities that do speak French, Quebec just had a lot of emphasis in school.
The laws on francophone media aren’t the same in the rest of the provinces, that’s why none of the rest of Canada has the same access to Quebec media. We all relied on Radio Canada to secure licensing j til the 90s, and then we had TV4 and that’s it.
A bit of a tangent, but it would have been nice if Quebec media were more accessible in other provinces. It would have been helpful in school both for vocabulary and pronunciation, and just a way to stay somewhat fluent in French, especially after graduating. It would also promote the Quebec dialect more over Parisian French.
*Probably should have said Canadian French media as there are other provinces/communities that do speak French, Quebec just had a lot of emphasis in school.
Absolutely, unfortunatly multiple gov cut in art and culture so here we are.
Go to nfb.ca, they have some really great french movies
Telequebec.tv have great things but are more kids focus
Radio-Canada.ca/ohdio have some great podcast
Which one lol
The laws on francophone media aren’t the same in the rest of the provinces, that’s why none of the rest of Canada has the same access to Quebec media. We all relied on Radio Canada to secure licensing j til the 90s, and then we had TV4 and that’s it.