Payette reconnaît son tort et me tient un double discours.
C’est juste surréaliste. Car, à ses dires, je pourrais être poursuivie.
En 1951, elle épouse le journaliste André Payette et entreprend en 1954 une carrière radiophonique dans diverses stations à Trois-Rivières, à Rouyn-Noranda, à Québecet à Montréal.
Je lui explique que je veux me rétracter, car je me suis sentie flouée, intimidée et que cette lettre n’a pas été signée dans un état de consentement réel sous la peur de menaces judiciaires potentielles. Je suis en état de choc.
Pour défendre un ami?
Que fait-on quand notre idole nous appelle? Bernard Drainville is pictured with Rosalie Drainville, Martine Forand and Matisse Drainville.Don Macpherson: The difficult life of a politician's childDon Macpherson: The difficult life of a politician's childDon Macpherson: The difficult life of a politician's child Cet ami, c’est Michel Venne qui brigue la direction du journal Le Devoir. En 1976, elle intègre le gouvernement Lévesque… Elle me demande de signer une lettre réfutant les faits.
They have to live with my choice.”Soon, politicians will be sending out their Christmas cards. His son Jean-Marc, the pollster, recalls that as a child, he answered the phone at home to hear a man say “we know your father, we know your address.”Sometimes, children of politicians are directly targeted because of their parents.During the 1980 Quebec referendum campaign, when Lise Payette was a PQ minister, her daughter Sylvie was no longer welcome in the homes of some of her friends.At the height of the controversy over the PQ values charter, one of Rosalie’s teachers denounced the bill and her father in class, while Rosalie had to listen helplessly.
In 2007, she switched to Le Devoir.
Yet, says Jean-René Dufort, Radio-Canada television’s satirical Infoman, the same parties are glad to feed gossip about adversaries’ children to the media.Rosalie loves her father, and says she knows that politics is what he wants to do.
Venne l’aurait prise, mais pour faire quoi?»© Attraction Web Inc. - Aucune copie du contenu n'est autorisée. Elle me dit que j’ai fait du tort à un ami. C’est juste surréaliste. Je veux comprendre.
Read more about This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.Don Macpherson: The difficult life of a politician's childStill from Télé-Québec program La politique n'est pas un jeu d'enfants. Her term in office saw the establishment of a no-fault auto insurance plan (under which accident victims would be compensated In 2014, her granddaughter Flavie Payette-Renouf and Jean-Claude Lord made a documentary titled
Je signe.
Pour d'autres inspirations, rejoignez-nous! «Je lui avais conseillé, mais il faut se reporter à... il y a beaucoup d’années [...] et à cette époque elle était très jeune et mon conseil a été de lui faire réfléchir à ce que ça entraînait.
Elle me dit que j’ai fait du tort à un ami.
Je veux comprendre. Elle réussit. Elle ne sait pas. Please try againPostmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion and encourage all readers to share their views on our articles. On n’était pas du tout dans le mouvement dans lequel on est maintenant. Elle me reçoit, gentille et avenante.
Issues around what “sticks” these days — in the public mind and in the official record — are at the heart of that controversy. Many other people don’t, however, because he’s a politician, and a controversial one: Bernard Drainville, who presented the former Parti Québécois government’s “charter of values.”So adolescence, which is already hard enough, is even harder for Rosalie, as we see in a new documentary by director Karina Marceau, In the film, Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash, 19, says that after her father, Romeo Saganash, was elected to Parliament in 2011 to represent a vast northern Quebec riding, “in seven months, I saw him for one hour, between two news conferences.”Marcel Léger was a PQ member of the National Assembly and minister from 1970 to 1985.
With nearly 10,000 interviews to her credit as a broadcaster, Lise Payette had a profound impact on Québec radio and television.