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A Society, Culture and History podcast
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ICI Radio-Canada

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ICI Radio-Canada

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A Society, Culture and History podcast
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En 1970, le premier ministre Robert Bourassa a donné le mandat à son conseiller Paul Desrochers de faire naître le projet hydroélectrique de la Baie-James. Plus de 40 ans plus tard, sa petite-fille Annie Desrochers tente de déterminer si ces aménagements ont été bons pour le Québec. Elle part sur la route de Radisson avec ses fils pour un voyage où l'histoire de la province s'entremêle avec l'histoire familiale. Ce balado aborde la question du suicide. Besoin d'aide pour vous ou un proche? Ligne québécoise de prévention du suicide : 1 866 APPELLE (277-3553).

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Podcast Details

Created by
ICI Radio-Canada
Podcast Status
Idle
Started
Nov 21st, 2019
Latest Episode
Oct 7th, 2020
Release Period
Yearly
Episodes
6
Avg. Episode Length
24 minutes
Explicit
No
Language
French

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