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 We
at JBCCS would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of
the late Albert Diamond.
Profile of Albert Diamond:
Albert Diamond was born in Waskaganish,
Quebec, formerly known as Rupert House on March 19, 1951. He
attended elementary and high school in different parts of Ontario which
then led to him spending two years at Trent University. During the
early 1970's he got involved with the litigation that the Crees of
Northern Quebec had initiated against the Quebec government. He
participated in the negotiation of the James Bay and Northern Quebec
agreement which eventually led to him becoming the first Treasurer of
the newly formed Grand Council of the Crees. His involvement in
the regional organizations of the Crees would continue with positions as
Chairman of the Board of Compensation, President of Creeco, President of
Valpiro, and President of Air Creebec. Most recently, he was named
as a trustee to the Cree Nation Trust and President of the Secretariat
to the Cree Nation Abitibi-Témiscamingue Economic Alliance.
Contests are happening on a regular basis on JBCCS so
tune in to the radio broadcast for your chance to win:
IPod Nano's (new ones with video camera and FM tuner!)
NHL Hockey Tickets
Bingo Cards
New
Show on the Cree Radio Network
Every Saturday from 7 - 9 PM JBCCS will
be broadcasting this Radio Show
starting on June 13th and a repeat show on Sunday June 14th at the same
time.
This program is produced by NCI of Manitoba and APTN. Your chance
to hear
and learn about the many Aboriginal artists we have across this country.
MISSING
Maisy Marie Odjick
6'0 feet tall
125 - 130 lbs
Last seen wearing black capris and a t-shirt
"Maisy is from from the Kitigan Zibi Anishnabeg Reserve in
Maniwaki, Quebec.
She has been missing since Saturday September 5th 2008.
She was last seen in Maniwaki on Saturday morning.
She is 16 years old, has brown eyes and short brown hair;
she also has 2 piercings on her bottom lip and on on her left nostril.
There is no reason to believe that she has run away.
If anyone has seen her please contact
the Kitigan Zibi police immediately at 1-819-449-6000.
Thank You
For those organizations or businesses that are interested, send us your
job postings so that we can put them up on our website. Click here for
more information.
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We would like to thank the sponsors
above for their continued financial
support to our organization.
We would also like to thank Heritage
Canada for their help in resolving
our recent uplink problems.
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JBCCS
2007-2008 Annual Report
NEW PROGRAM
"HYDLO AND FRIENDS"
Hydro Quebec has requested to have a show
on our network called "Hydlo and Friends".
This program will serve the purpose of
providing information to the general public. The
first episode of the program was recorded on July 4, 2007 and can be
downloaded by
clicking
here. For Internet Explorer users,
right-click the above link and click "Save
Target As".
Year
1 (Episodes 1 - 26)
Year 2:
Episode 27(January
21,2009)
Episode 28(February 4, 2009)
Episode 29(February 18, 2009)
Episode 30(March 18, 2009)
Episode
31(April 1, 2009)
Episode
32(April 15, 2009)
Episode 33(June
3, 2009)
Episode
34(June 17, 2009)
Episode 35
(July 22, 2009)
Episode 36
(August 5, 2009)
Episode
37 (September 2, 2009)
Episode
38 (October 14, 2009)
Episode 42 (
Episode
43 (November 11, 2009)
Episode 44
(December 2, 2009)
Epsidoe 45
(December 22, 2009)
Please send any comments
you may have to:
general@creeradionetwork.com
or
hydlo-and-friends@hydro.qc.ca
1-888-676-4636
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