Telile Today
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Rhonda speaks to Alvin Martell; DIMA’s newest Development Officer and new Councillor for District 4, West Arichat. (25:40)

Rhonda speaks to Les MacIntyre of SuperPort Marine as he explains the process of moving the Malagawatch Church to the Highland Village of Iona; great footage of the move provided by Dave Boudreau of West Arichat. (47:30)

Rhonda speaks to Shirley Hartery about “International Woman’s Day” on March 8 and the event that will be held at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Center next Tuesday to celebrate the event. (1:07:50)

Rhonda meets with Paula Davis and gets a tour of the newly constructed Port Hawkesbury Civic Center. (27:45)

Rhonda speaks with Steve Sampson for an update on the construction of the new Richmond Villa. (33:10)

Join Rhonda as she speaks with Jimmy Poirier a resident of Louisdale about his experience playing the saxophone, following that will be a few of his songs with some beautiful scenery of Louisdale. (27:45)

Join Rhonda as she visits St. Joseph’s Credit Union during Clarence Landry’s last day on the job. Then she speaks to teachers, students, past graduates about the courses held at L’Université St. Anne. (36:53)

Join Rhonda as she visits the East Richmond Education Center in St. Peter’s and talks to people about a new program they started this year entitled Roots of Empathy. (31:14)

With Joe Mury, a craftsman from West Arichat, building an entertainment center and much more. (27:22)

A Lobster fishing expedition with Captain Clarence David on the “ Ms. L’Ardoise III”. (39:50)

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Featuring Johnny Malloy in the Telile Studio singing some original inspirational songs. (30:27)

(2005; temps 31:10)

Join Rhonda as we find out about the new rules and regulations for recycling in Richmond. She speaks to Warden Richie Cotton, Darin McLean—director of Public Works, Councilor John Boudreau and Paul Perry—recycling and composting support services. (2005; 37:15)

Featuring Family Day at Cape Auguet Trail in October and an interview with Dick Thibeau on the Thibeau Family Reunion held the summer of 2005. (2005; )

Rhonda speaks to Monique Guérin, Senior Regional Representative (Currency) for the Bank of Canada as she demonstrates how to detect counterfeit money. This presentation was sponsored by St. Joseph’s Credit Union.(2005; 34:25)

We join Mary McLean of D’Escousse as she discusses her experience teaching English at the Mercy Center, an orphanage in Thailand. (2005; 37:05)

With author Elaine Ingalls Hogg speaking on her latest book, “Canso Causeway and other stories” and a few experiences that started her career as an author. (2005; 35:49)

With Fr. Reg Currie of River Bourgeois as he tells us stories and shares photo’s of his trip to China. (2005; 55:29)

Join us for an enjoyable visit with Jimmy Bowden, master engraver and goldsmith, and his son, Bobby at their shop in Louisdale as they explain and demonstrate the art of working with jewelry (2005; 45 minutes)

Rhonda chats with Ralph Roberts about his experiences with the Royal Canadian Legion and as a sailor with the Royal Canadian Navy. (2006; 28 :46)

Justin Mury vous introduire au Rendez-vous de la Francophonie 2006.  Il parle avec Janine LaCroix, Lisa Berthier, Edna Landry, Vincent Boudreau et Père Remi Qu’est-ce que c’est l’importance des Rendez-vous à toi? (2006 ; 28 :30)

Join Rhonda as she speaks to Jennie Pardy & Margaret-Ann Landry about their CD project called Sing For The Cure it will be launched at the Relay for Life on June 9 and all sales will go directly to cancer research. (2006; 31:25)

St. Anne’s Community and Nursing Care Centre in Arichat “evacuation” then Rhonda speaks to Eric Burke and Cecil Frost. (2006; 27:42)

Rhonda speaks to Jeanne Joyce on her new book “Isle Madame – a place to call home” which features the history and stories of the island. (2006; 33:08)

Rhonda speaks to a few Newfoundlanders who made Isle Madame their home and to Mary Louise Samson who wanted to recognize the contribution Newfoundlanders made in the community.  The program includes Bill Bungay, Allan Savoury, Frank Rideout and Freeman & Vera Skinner discussing their experiences in Newfoundland and why they moved to Isle Madame (2006; 35 min.)

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