NSCA Bi-Monthly Podcast: Recent Episodes
Nsca Côte-Nord
Bi-Monthly Podcast of the North Shore Community Association for the four main communities of Baie-Comeau, Fermont, Port-Cartier and Sept-Îles
Today we are doing a post-mortem with Christophe James, the event coordinator of Ciné-Sept, Sept-Îles international film festival.
Services Québec has a full repertoire of services available to the English-speaking Quebecers. You can find everything on their website: https://www.quebec.ca/en/government/services-quebec
This week, we are interviewing writer, director and filmmaker Guy Rogders on his documentary on the English-speaking population of Quebec. He is coming on the North Shore for a screening of his film in Baie-Comeau on January 26th, and in Sept-Îles on January 27th.
This week's podcast is a spotlight on Early Childhood Week, from November 14 to the 20th.
For the occasion, we interviewed Amber Dalby, the NSCA's Community Coordinator in the MRC of Sept-Rivières. She showcases our ealry childhood activities going on in the community.
This week, we take a look at the Mental Health and Well-Being programs going on at the NSCA with our new special projects coordinator, Alicia Buffitt.
This week, we're looking at community news and events going on the next two weeks. Expect an update on Nuit des sans-abris and Family Halloween Activities!
This week, Evelyne interviewed Gabrielle Lavallée from l'Âtre de Sept-Îles, an alternative resource for clients needing help with mental health issues.
This week, we're playing tourism guide! First, enjoy Part 2 of our talk with Mr Bisson, on Tourism in the Manicouagan MRC: what to do and what to see.
Second, we're taking you for a spin on the whole North Shore, with sites and sights to visit.
This week, experienced tour guide Walter Bisson brings us on a journey through the founding of Baie-Comeau, to celebrate its 85th anniversary. Also: what to do on the North Shore this August.
We check up on Mederic O'Brien, who organized a used book sale last month to raise funds for L'Élyme des sables, a palliative care unit in Sept-Îles. The we take a turn on the North Shore, looking at upcoming events on the North Shore.
This week, we're looking at upcoming community events in June. There's a lot going on, pay attention ^_^
We are listening to part 2 of our interview with Jean-François Garreau, counsellor at the North Shore Complaint and Assistance Support Centre.
This week, we are talking with Jean-François Garreau from the North Shore Complaint and Assistance Support Centre. We'll take a look at their primary mandate. After that, community news and events will be shared.
This week, Charlene Lavallée, the NSCA's Senior's Wellness Coordinator will talk to us abour a few initiatives going on in Sept-Îles.
This week, we speak with Joelle Hurley in Baie-Comeau, an Electronic Engineering Technician working for Alcoa. Also Cinoche and Cine7 news and a REISS program overview.
This week we talk with Maria-Ida Di Lalla, an Auxiliary Nurse working at the CISSS de la Côte-Nord.
This week, we take a look at Getting Better My Way, a digital self-management tool for emotional health by the government of Quebec. If you are experiencing difficulties due to stress, anxiety or distress, the tool can help improve your well-being by identifying practical actions for you to put in place that are tailormade for your situation.
This week, we look at Holiday activities on the North Shore. We'll be back in January 2022 for news, services and more from the North Shore of Quebec!
This week on the North Shore of Quebec: Holiday themed Story Times, and more community news!
From November 15 to November 21, 2021 is Early Childhood Week in the province. Join us to talk about this important week for the 6000+ little ones on the North Shore.
Stephen Kohner is newly retired and has the time to work on the North Shore Intergenerational Digital Storytelling Project in partnership with the NSCA. He met with Max Côté to tell us all about it.
Celtic Music presentation with artists Roy MacLaren & Marie Marceau. Community members from Sept-Iles and Baie Comeau certainly made connection with their cultural roots during the live presentation of traditional celtic music!
In this podcast we interview Helene Lejeune, Immigration Agent at Alpha LIra in Sept-Iles followed by community events and services.
We take a look at Human Books in Sept-Îles, workshops both in person and online and REISS, the NSCA's Regional Individual Employment Services and Support.
This week, we're looking a community events and activities happening on the North Shore.
July 9th 2021, Interview with Jennyfer Bezeau Nutritionist in Sept-Iles, Community News and Events
Walter Bisson is a regular tour guide for the Franquelin village. Listen to his interview with Max Côté when the 50+ of Baie-Comeau visited the village.
Early Childhood Assessment Survey for families of the North Shore and we have a talk with Scott Carrier from Blanc-Sablon.
This week, Max interviews Sarah Bonneau about her career in engineering. Also, the NSCA has a lot of news in early childhood. Don't miss out on Family Fun Care Packages, Family Mental Health Toolkit and Toddler Time in Sept-Îles!
This week's podcast features an interview with Marie-Hélène Harvey, an audiologist in Sept-Îles. We also talk about the McGill bursary program and our Mother's Day early childhood activity.
Interview with Katherine Girardin, Forestry Engineer, and the NSCA community events of April 16th to the 30th 2021
Season 3 Episode 1! We celebrate the first podcast of the new season with an interview of Port-Cartier resident Stéphane Gilbert. We talk about in person activities for toddlers and children in Port-Cartier and Sept-Îles, and ZOOM information sessions on mental health.
BOSS, or Bilingual Option of Social Sciences Program from the Cégep de Sept-Îles is a program worth looking into. Check it out with Kyra Robertson from the Cégep de Sept-Îles. Also, Y4Y Summits and Forums, and multiple informations sessions with community members over the next 2 weeks.
This week we present many NSCA activities and some from our community partners that are offered in the next two weeks
This week's interview features Brian Coss of Baie-Comeau, an officer for Fisheries and Oceans Canada. The Community News feature a speech-pathologist workshop, a book club, and the Semaine de la Famille activities in Baie-Comeau.
This week is full of community news! The NSCA brings its annual career fair directly to you, in a different format than usual. Hooked on School Days will happen from February 15 to 19, with Laurent Duvernay-Tardif as a spokesperson.
For the last podcast of 2020, we check in with Angela Morency, lawyer, on her school experiences and her job at the Centre de justice de proximité Côte-Nord. Happy Holidays North Shore!
This week, we interview Amy Barrette, community member from Baie-Comeau about her career as an athletic therapist. We're also giving you activity and gifts ideas for the Holiday season.
This week, we are speaking with Stephen Kohner about the Remembrance Day activities this year.
This week, we talk with Kyra Robertson, who works in the cégep de Sept-Îles. We learn about the services they offer. Also: Halloween Story TIme in Port-Cartier!
Today we are speaking with Dominique Leclerc from Sept-Îles about her new clinic, Clinique interdisciplinaire Le Marais. They offer specialized psychosocial services, in both English and French.
This week, we interview Port-Cartier citizen Debbie Laurie, about her involvement in the Terry Fox Run events of the last 40 years. We also have a speech pathologist workshop coming soon!
Podcast full of news, events, services, the Annual General Meeting of the North Shore Community Association and featuring Walter Bisson of the North Shore of Québec.
Welcome to our new season of the NSCA News Podcast! This week, we will talk about the transport system of Sept-Îles, and the new translations available of their leaflets.
This week, we will be looking at a new program available in Sept-Îles, the Meals on Wheels of the Centre d'action bénévole Le Virage, now available in English with partnership of the NSCA.
Today we talk about the NSCA's survey on youth employability. We're looking to gather information on youth 15-35 years old and their challenges on getting their dream jobs on the North Shore, to be able to address those challenges and help the youth of the region.
This week, we interview Stephen Kohner, for the upcoming service and potluck at the St Andrew and St George Church. We also report on the Community Christmas Tea activity in Sept-Îles with Shelby that happened on Dec 8.
Tis the season! This week, we bring you news and activities in the communities of the North Shore for the Holiday Season!
This week's podcast will take a look on our Travelling Literacy Bags, a program for children 0 to 5 years old available in 3 communities, Baie-Comeau, Port-Cartier and Sept-Îles.
This week, we cover our Respite Care Services.
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Our pilot episode on early childhood literacy programs available in our communities. For more information, please visit our website at www.quebecnorthshore.org