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You have just stumbled on my personnal web pages dedicated to these three passions of mine :  |
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While this site is mainly and originally a French site, I have happily agreed to translate some pages in English, as many people have expressed their desire to see it done. All other links lead to pages in French, and if you would like to see more of these pages translated, or if you have any questions or comments at all, please feel free to write as I always answer all letters (eventually) ;-). You can send me mail by clicking HERE, my address is "cousture@hotmail.com". It is always a pleasure to hear from readers from all over the world! For those of you who are seeking more precise information concerning Québec sovereignty, visit Independence of Québec: Resource for the english-speaking world. The author, Mathieu Gauthier-Pilote, has done a tremendous job hunting down and listing all sites pertaining to the subject.  |
Also, on my LINKS page, you will find many sites that are either in English or offer an English version. These sites are identified by the Commonwealth flag on the left. Go have a look when you're done here! |
On that note, I hope you enjoy your visit and have a very nice day. Au revoir!| ADDITIONAL PAGES OF INTEREST from the website of Mathieu Gauthier-Pilote 1- Translations of Lyrics and Poems 2- Métis Bill of Rights 3- Speech of Louis-Joseph Papineau at the Institut Canadien 4- FLQ Manifesto |
| This web site has been cited as a reference in Normand Lester's excellent historical investigation entitled "The Black Book of English Canada", published in English by McClelland & Stewart Ltd. in 2002, ISBN: 0-7710-2259-X. Original French version published by Éditions Les Intouchables in 2001, ISBN: 2-89549-045-7. "An impassioned reply to the sanitized version of Canadian history promoted by the federal government and English-Canadian media, and a lucid defence of Québec against the biased attacks launched by Anglophone writers such as Mordecai Richler and Diane Francis." |  |
