[Daily] Radio-Canada - "Discover the Fransaskois" (ends 12/Nov/12-CST, QC yes!)

[ronin1701]

(The "Fransaskois" are French Canadians living in Saskatchewan, sometimes also known as "Franco-saskatchewanians". You learn something new every day )

Prize: four (4) prizes of one (1) $1,000 Apple Gift Card each (Ed. note: should be 5 prizes, but one was already drawn on 6/Jul)

Rules:

• Français: http://www.radio-canada.ca/sujet-com.../reglement.pdf
• English (translated): http://translate.googleusercontent.c...XLXlvoAjMkpxiA

Enter: http://www.radio-canada.ca/sujet/201...nsaskois.shtml

Search: fransaskois

Good luck!

E.&O.E.

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Note: I'm not actively monitoring this thread. If you have a question regarding the contest, or encounter a problem and would like me to look into it, please PM me about it. Thanks.

[memnock]

Gee I sure hope I don't have to speak french to win! Thanks and Good Luck!

[emmafb]

good luck!

[shop ahoy]

Thanks

[valeriey]

Thanks

[gbamber]

thx

[jiffi]

thanks

[TannieS]

Great, thank you!

[thewerd]

Thanks!

[JayTee1]

Thanks

[driddles]

I love internet translations 'During the black, which decade is the recipe of Mary anne Duperreault to instill his optimism to the French Canadians' I bet that's not the question.

[ronin1701]

I love internet translations 'During the black, which decade is the recipe of Mary anne Duperreault to instill his optimism to the French Canadians' I bet that's not the question.

Actually, the translation from Google is:

"During the dark decade, what is the recipe for Marie-Anne Duperreault to instill optimism in French Canadians?" Which makes marginally more sense.

The answer of "sa plume" refers to the fact that she was a writer and editor for the French-language newspaper, Le Patriote de l’Ouest.

[bluevektor]

good luck

[driddles]

Actually, the translation from Google is:

"During the dark decade, what is the recipe for Marie-Anne Duperreault to instill optimism in French Canadians?" Which makes marginally more sense.

The answer of "sa plume" refers to the fact that she was a writer and editor for the French-language newspaper, Le Patriote de l’Ouest.

Thanks, mine was not from Google, but it will be in the future.

[jamesfitzgibbon]

thanked; entered;