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In article (Dans l�article) <546eam$i7p@news.istar.ca>, Ken&Laura
<chaddcon@istar.ca> wrote (�crivait)�:

> Fawzi wrote:
> >
> > When you decide to interpret something the wrong way, you don't go half
> > way about it.
> > What I'm saying is that you share your culture as are all other english
> > canadians, with the american culture.  I'm not saying that it's
> > identical.  But you basicaly share the same music, the same literature,
> > the same cinema...  Not in the sense that one is identical to the other,
> > but that one can access the other indiscriminately, without distinction,
> > unless you read the credits...
> > In that sense, I don't believe I'm being wrong in saying that english
> > canadians are sharing members of a world dominant culture.
> > I never included what you call Brits and Aussies, that is your own doing.
 
>    As does much of Quebec Fawzi. US television is the most popular in Quebec,
> out "selling" French Canadian or "French" French TV by quite a margin.
Your own
> people seem to share that US culture just like the rest of us so *what's your
> point* ?
> 
> ...Ken

Thank you for that brilliant lesson Ken... 
The highest rated show ever in Quebec is "la petite vie" with about
4Million, and you can't get more "qu�b�cois" than that.
Otherwise, from the week of the 9th to the 15th of september about 15 of
the 20 most watched shows are quebec made.  And this is out or the ratings
period.  In that perticular period, the count, and Quebec's own
productions just go higher.
You should get your facts straight before you appose judgment.

If you're interested, you can check out this adress:
http://tvhebdo.infinit.net/  
under "Menu Principal" and then "Cotes d'Ecoute"...

And BTW, I'm not saying that we are impervious to american culture, but we
certainly don't share it like other north americans.


Fawzi