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Saint-Hyacinthe

Saint-Hyacinthe

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Nov 5, 2026

Ben RogerPANELIST
46:48
Mais probablement rendu à 800 livres, mais rendez-vous pas là.
Ben RogerPANELIST
46:51
Rendez-vous par contre à la boutique Brabant du centre-ville de Saint-Hyacinthe.
Georges LaraqueHOST
46:54
Mais ils ont, ils ont des portes spéciales.
Ben RogerPANELIST
46:55
Ils ont des portes spéciales.
Rob RussoGUEST
10:03
Nobody would be surprised, though, if the ADP couldn't hang on to that seat.
Rob RussoGUEST
10:08
I mean, look, the Bloc are campaigning full out in Saint-Hyacinthe, which is supposed to be a reliable seat for them as well, just northeast of Montreal.
Rob RussoGUEST
10:19
It is without doubt that the prime minister, who still at times labors with his French, continues to be the most popular politician in the province of Quebec.
Rob RussoGUEST
10:28
It's rather remarkable.
Rob RussoPANELIST
45:17
Nobody would be surprised though if the ADP couldn't hang on to that seat.
Rob RussoPANELIST
45:23
I mean look the bloc are campaigning full out in Saint-Hyacinthe which is supposed to be a reliable seat for them as well just northeast of Montreal.
Rob RussoPANELIST
45:33
It is without doubt that the prime minister who still at times labors with his French continues to be the most popular politician in the province of Quebec.
Rob RussoPANELIST
45:42
It's rather remarkable.
Roger PetersonHOST
7:13
Well, hopefully you're here for a long time making calls still.
Roger PetersonHOST
7:15
Let's get to a caller and Leonard from St. Hyacinth, Quebec.
LeonardAUDIENCE
7:21
Yes, good afternoon, gentlemen.
LeonardAUDIENCE
7:24
Thanks for taking my call.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
19:32
We're back to the board where people are going to look at it, the provincial government in Quebec, but also don't forget in Ontario.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
19:38
What's happening with the autos? Have we made any concession when it comes to dairy? Especially, don't forget, the election is going to be in Saint-Hyacinthe.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
19:45
And guess what? The Bloc Québécois put this time a former president of the dairy farmers.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
19:50
The same deal that, you know, for example, when they had the Chicoutimi by election.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
21:45
In Ontario, one of the writing, it's actually a conservative who resigned.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
21:50
So he basically, you know, the timing wasn't 100% his, and he wants to make it happen before Christmas.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
21:56
But if there's one thing that I'm going to be looking at, Don't forget, it's going to be very important for the bloc also to keep Saint-Hyacinthe.
Rudy HusnyPANELIST
22:03
It's going to be very important for Pierre Poilievre to keep that riding on Ontario because otherwise he's going to have problems with his own leadership.
Sylvain CharleboisGUEST
1:03
example, and diesel right now, transportation.
Sylvain CharleboisGUEST
1:05
Most of the chocolate given away in Montreal on Halloween, it's manufactured either in Saint-Hyacinthe or in the great Toronto area.
Sylvain CharleboisGUEST
1:14
So most American companies like Hershey...
Sylvain CharleboisGUEST
1:18
Nestle will have a plant like in Toronto, but you have to truck everything in, and that's costing more.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:45
1 16th.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:52
The Biggest Dummies Pierre Lassonde was born in Saint-Hyacinthe, a small town in Quebec, and studied electrical engineering in Montreal.
speaker_1NARRATOR
14:02
In about 1971, he and his wife, Claudette, who was pregnant, set out for the University of Utah in a two-seat sports car with one suitcase.
speaker_1NARRATOR
14:12
They spoke no English, and they had enough money to last until Christmas.
Georges LaraqueHOST
3:19
Mais Chan, OK, pour les gens qui les connaissent pas, tu l'as dit, Gonzo, c'est sur les réseaux sociaux, mais pour toutes les stations O, pour les gens qui nous écoutent, les gens qui sont à Victoriaville, puis un peu partout, sachez que les Belles et la Bœuf, on va faire pas mal toutes les Belles et la Bœuf un peu partout.
Georges LaraqueHOST
3:32
Puis, je veux dire, Saint-Hyacinthe, c'est pas trop loin de Victo.
Georges LaraqueHOST
3:35
Y a plein d'endroits où est-ce que vous aurez des chances de pouvoir venir au rassemblement nous voir en personne dans différents endroits au, du Québec où on va aller, parce que c'est pas toujours dans le coin de Montréal.
Stéphane GonzalezHOST
3:44
Ah ouais.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
33:31
They start one there.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
33:32
They go to Saint-Hyacinthe.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
33:33
They start one there.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
33:34
They go to Trois-Rivières.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
38:17
Well, now we're going to go to Quebec.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
38:19
We're going to go to Trois-Rivières.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
38:20
We're going to go to Saint-Hyacinthe.
Cory JohnsonGUEST
38:21
We're going to go to Joliette.
Bill RothGUEST
14:21
It was under construction, and in 1974, I flew to Montreal to make the final commitments and final specifications and choosing the way the organ was going to look, uh, in, in, uh, Siebert Chapel.
Bill RothGUEST
14:39
And I, uh, went to Sainte-Hyacinthe, this little French village where the organ was, and, uh, consulted with the, with the tonal designer, Gerhard Brunzema, for the 68-rank, uh, Casavant.
Bill RothGUEST
14:55
And we had the specs and the layout and the facade.
Bill RothGUEST
14:57
It's really fascinating to, uh, see how a pipe organ is built.

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