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Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "La Belle Province".

Sep 11, 2026

Alice MoranPANELIST
19:22
It's the most Quebecois thing ever? Mm-hmm.
Alice MoranPANELIST
19:24
Okay, so it is a late-night hot dog poutine at La Belle Provence, and afterwards, you split it dark with a man named Francois outside, and he doesn't speak much English, but the English he knows is filthy.
Alice MoranPANELIST
19:37
That sounds awesome.
Alice MoranPANELIST
19:39
Yeah, it's happened to me twice.
Charles-Alexandre ThéorêtGUEST
2:43
So that's exactly what they're trying to do.
Charles-Alexandre ThéorêtGUEST
2:46
seduce voters by showing them that they're just like just like us well they hate putin like us as you said in the introduction so the last thing a politician wants to uh to do during campaign is to look arrogant or out of touch so going to a diner or greasy spoon rather than a fancy restaurant is a to meet regular folks is a good way to do that even though well we all know that uh In regular and normal time, they would be more likely to be spotted at Tucky in Montreal or Louis Hébert in Quebec rather than La Belle Province, maybe.
Gordon LambieCORRESPONDENT
3:23
So why is it that the Poutine steamed hot dog combo seems to be such a popular choice with politicians?
Charles-Alexandre ThéorêtGUEST
3:29
Well, it's telling that you choose this combo to use as an example, because Steam.Dog and Putin, they're actually the two symbols that come up the most often.

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