Telile Today
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Telile spent some time with municipal employees. Darin McLean, the engineer with the Public Works Department will give us a tour of the renovations of the courthouse. Erin Moore is the new Tourism Development Officer and she will fill us in on some of her plans. (2001; time 24:30)

TELILE vous presente un classic de 1995. Une petite pièce par Eunice, Charmaine et Geraldine Boudreau et des musicians. Pendant cette pièce vous pouriez voir des vieilles gens de la communauté de 1995. On souhaite que vous aimez cette presentation! (2001; temps 30:00).

Semaine Nationale de la Francophonie Premierement nous verons Gabriel LeBlanc comme “Pépé Gabe” qui parle sur le Folklore Acadien, après nous parlerons avec Billy Joyce le coordinateur de la Radio Communautaire de Richmond. (2001; 50:56)

Greg Silver, a local businessman from D’Escousse, recently visited China on a business trip and will be sharing some of his adventures with us.
(2001; time 59:58)

Rhonda visited Dixon Cole, a double amputee with a spinal disorder. Dixon wheeled across Canada in his wheelchair to raise awareness and money for the Canadian Parapelegic Association. (2001; 28:40)

Join Rhonda as she speaks to Darin MacLean on a tour of the Louisdale sewage treatment facility, then we join Alice MacIsaac of the SPCA as she outlines our responsibilities as pet owners. (2001)

Rhonda a fait une tournée au Collège de l’Acadie avec Guy Pascal Weiner, il a expliqué le nouveau programme de l’aquaculture. (2001; temps 30:00).

Fr. John J. MacDonald visits the studio to share some photo’s and stories on his trip to Mexico in January. (2001; time 54:44).

Rhonda speaks to Pat Gorham of the Island Restorative Justice society and Lepa Jancovick of the RCMP Restorative Justice program.

Rhonda speaks to Mark Vanderhoeden, Tom Murray and Danny MacLean at the Department of Natural Resources office in St. Peter’s about their duties and info that is important to us.(2001; temps 42:20).

Rhonda visits Fr. John J. MacDonald and his beautiful flower garden and gets some gardening tips. (2001; temps 29:30).

Rhonda gets a tour of the Flat Calm Country Inn in D’Escousse and speaks to Don MacKenzie about the renovations and future plans. (2001; time 35:00)

Rhonda speaks to Jackie Samson, President of the Arichat and Area Block Parent Association about the annual Bike Rodeo, she also provided us with two videos for children on home safety and street safety. (2001; time 36:45).

Rhonda visits Walter & Yvonne Eggenberger at the Malagawatch Deer Farm. Walter takes us through the red deer farm, processing plant and restaurant that he and his wife own and run. (2001; time 45:45).

Fr. Daniel Doucet visited us to discuss his new novel, “Codfish and Angels” and reminisce about his time on Isle Madame. (2001; time 44:40)

Chrissy MacNeil and Janelle Samson spoke to Rhonda about their trip to Rome for the World Youth Day conference. Following the interview is the youth mass in celebration of the Pilgrimage of the Cross, given to the youth by Pope. (2001; time 52:00).

We join the “Inverness Richmond Society for Person’s with Disabilities” annual meeting for a very moving address from Laurie Cranton , then Rhonda speaks to Jamus Dorey about some of the societies goals and objectives. (2001; time 27:50).

We have a chat with Hugh Samson, coordinator of “Codstock 2001” about the musical event and we have a few video’s from Codstock’s headliners “Sons of Maxwell”. We also leave you with a segment on Janvrin’s Fest 2000 produced by a local CAP Site. (2001; time 24:45).

Greg Silver, President of Tourism and Trade Isle Madame visited the studio to bring us up to date on the new Signage Plaza located on Burnt Island. He also wanted to invite businesses to join Tourism and Trade Isle Madame to enjoy the many benefits. (2001; time 39:10).

Rhonda spoke to Corporal John Warr, the newest member of the local RCMP detachment, and Lisa Berthier who is helping to coordinate the Congrès Mondial Acadian 2004. (2002)

Telile is proud to speak to the band members of 4-4 The Lord, a contemporary Christian group, with local musician Jamus Dorey and three musicians from Sydney. They also performed a few songs for us from Our Lady of Assumption church in Arichat on Feb.10.

We visit the Waste Management Facility and spoke to Darin McLean to find out where our blue bag goes after curbside pick-up, then we visit the Green Island recycling Ltd. In Sydney to see how they are processed.

(2002)

Rhonda speaks to Beatrice MacNeil, an author that lives in Big Pond, about her latest children’s book “The Cat That Ate The Moon” and other books she has written.

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