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pierre juneau discusses reasons for implementing cancon rules .
danny st - pierre (left) and martin juneau angle for the championship at pastaga in little italy .
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pierre juneau, who was 89, was remembered fondly tuesday by his successors at the institutions he helped shape .
the crtc has also named the agora at its national headquarters in honour of pierre juneau, the crtc’s first chairman .
pierre juneau died on february 21st 2012. leonard katz, acting chairman of the crtc, made the following statement :
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uneaus together to celebrate the juneau heritage. she loved to research the juneau family and authored books of the juneau genealogy. although we have been to six juneau reunions, my wife joanne and i probably remember virginia most from the 1999 juneau kissing cousins reunion in juneau, alaska. urltoken
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pierre juneau was a passionate defender of public broadcasting and a fervent promoter of canadian content ,
current cbc president hubert lacroix said in a statement mourning juneau' s death .
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pierre juneau, who brought in key regulations supporting homegrown tv and music production in canada, died on tuesday. he was 89 .
pierre juneau provided the essential chance for young creative canadians to stay in their homeland, maintain their family lives and ply their trade .
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the current juno award owes its name to a champion of canadian arts and culture from the late 1960s, pierre juneau. photo music canada .
danny st - pierre (left) and martin juneau face off at the restaurant pastaga in little italy. picking a winner was close to impossible .
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mr. and mrs. john pierre husting of mayville were married fifty years ago sunday .
pierre juneau was president of cbc from 1982 - 1989 and presided over the launch of the national network' s all - news channel. (cbc )
without pierre juneau, canada’s broadcasting landscape would be vastly different. he is the architect of canadian content and a champion of public broadcasting and canadian ownership .
mary magdalene juneau on 12 may 1862 at witnessed the baptism of heironimum alfredum juneau, theresa, dodge county, wisconsin .
ottawa — pierre juneau, who helped create canada ’s pop music industry when, as a member of prime minister pierre elliott trudeau’s government in 1970, he required radio stations to broadcast more canadian music, died on tuesday in montreal. he was 89 .
in 1971, it became recognized as the juno awards in honour of pierre juneau, the first chairman of the canadian radio - television commission (crtc) .
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and that first year of the juno awards, the creators of the awards, rpm magazine in canada, recognized pierre juneau as music industry man of the year .
pierre juneau, who championed canadian content on radio and tv as the first chair of the canadian radio - television and telecommunications commission, has died. he was 89 .
pierre juneau has held virtually every important position in the canadian broadcasting hierarchy. his long career is characterized by a sustained commitment to the principles of public broadcasting and ownership .
pierre juneau was without question one of the most informed, intuitive and compassionate canadians that i had the pleasure of encountering in 20 years of living in maple music country .
to call pierre juneau a pillar of canadian broadcasting is an understatement, he headed just about every major cultural institution in the country and changed what canadians watched on tv and heard of the radio. juneau died today at the age of 89 .
the national film board of canada wishes to acknowledge the significant and lasting contribution made by pierre juneau to the nfb and to canada’s radio broadcasting and telecommunications industries. mr. juneau died on february 21, 2012, at the age of 89 .
medium: television program: cbc television news special broadcast date: nov. 6, 1970 guest (s): pierre juneau host: gordon donaldson duration: 11: 27
pierre juneau, the canadian politician who helped build his country’s music industry by requiring radio stations to broadcast more canadian music, has died of heart failure at the age of 89 .
’s first chairman was pierre juneau, a french canadian intellectual whose sensibilities couldn’t be further removed from that of the freewheeling, entrepreneurial world of commercial radio. as a young man in montreal, juneau was part of a dynamic clique clustered around the political journal
pierre juneau, who served as the first chairman of the crtc and later as president of the cbc, has passed away at the age of 89, according to the canadian press .
pierre juneau (pictured), former head of the national film board of canada and the cbc, and the first chair of the crtc, has passed away at the age of 89 .
pierre juneau, the first chair of the crtc and a former cbc president, is being remembered as a' fervent promoter' of canadian content on radio and tv after dying at age 89 .
we were saddened to learn of the passing of pierre juneau, whose contribution to canadian culture, notably to french - language production through the fostering of co - productions, was of vital importance .
as much as i take pride in recounting his story to my journalism and my broadcasting students, i can never say that i met pierre juneau face - to - face. i spoke with him on the phone once. i thanked him for his life’s work – being granddaddy to a canadian music scene that thrives today because of his foresight. pierre juneau died a year ago this week .
at the same time, the agora at the crtc’s national headquarters was named in honour of pierre juneau, the crtc’s first chairman and a prominent figure in the areas of canadian communications and culture .
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the two brothers came about 10 years later; their names were pierre and jean. jean became established in quebec with his cousin; he married anne vuideau. pierre went as far as three rivers, and married suzanne rousseau of rousselle .
friday noon juneau boys' club. rie muñoz is shown third from left .
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parents with (l to r): rosemary, sarah. george, jr. , stephen and pierre, 1949 .
pierre juneau was appointed an officer in the order of canada in 1975 and was a member of the royal society of canada, the organization founded in 1882 for the promotion of learning and research in canada .
pierre juneau (pictured), a pioneer of canadian content as the former head of the national film board of canada and the cbc, and the first chair of the crtc, died tuesday, age 89 .
francis juneau died on 5 february 1890 at theresa, wisconsin, at age 62 .
but while the rockers mingled with rosalie and the station’s long - haired deejays, a different kind of celebrity was watching from ottawa. they had arrived with pierre trudeau from quebec, and preferred well - pressed suits and manicured haircuts — people like gérard pelletier, and pierre juneau who would soon head up the newly formed canadian radio - television commission (
founding father of the promotion of canadian culture, pierre juneau was born into a working class family in verdun, now part of montreal, in 1922. after graduating from the university of montreal, he studied at the university of paris where he met pierre trudeau, with whom he co - founded the dissident political magazine cité libre upon returning to montreal .
pierre juneau retired in 1989, and thereafter took on a number of mandates, including presiding over the re - evaluation of the cbc / radio - canada, nfb and telefilm canada mandates for the federal government in 1995 .
the juno awards, fittingly named after pierre juneau aligned with the ancient roman goddess juno, the protector and special counsellor of the state, serve to remind us each year of the power and providence of canada’s homegrown music .
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on 5 february 1859 at theresa; godparents: joanne petro husting and maria magdalena juneau .
mary magdalene juneau died on 14 april 1924 at mayville, wisconsin, at age 83 .
mr. juneau was born in quebec city, canada, on april 24, 1945 .
the cousin came first in or about 1653; he settled in quebec, his name was pierre and he married madeline duval in 1654 .
ah, a close - to - impossible choice to make. on one hand, juneau’s brilliantly creative hot dog, so unpredictable and interesting. and on the other, st - pierre’s mastery of simplicity. but what counts most in a smackdown is not the dish, but the use of the ingredient. as much as i adored juneau’s hot dog, the trout flavour got lost in the mix, whereas in st - pierre’s dish, the fish was front - row - centre. also, his recipe is more accessible to the home cook. trout smackdown goes to danny st - pierre .
profile: although he wouldn’t have known it then, pierre juneau’s first brush with politics would come in 1940s paris, france, where, as a student, he would meet future prime minister pierre trudeau. although some credited his ’80s term as president of the cbc to the friendship he struck up with trudeau during that time, juneau’s mark on the canadian tv and film business started with his ascension through the ranks at the nfb starting in the late 1940s .
an old friend of prime minister pierre elliott trudeau, juneau ankled the crtc in 1975 to take the position as minister of communications in trudeau’s government. but he had to resign from the cabinet after he lost a by - election .
decades later, pierre trudeau drafted the popular and groundbreaking crtc chair pierre juneau (so well - regarded that the canadian music industry named its juno awards after him) as liberal candidate in a montreal byelection (like mcnaughton, juneau was appointed to the cabinet before he was elected). once again, voters had other plans, and juneau’s political career ended before it ever took off. interestingly, in early 1996, jean chr é tien actually pulled off the cabinet - first, byelection - second play, when, in the aftermath of the nail - biting quebec referendum, he appointed prominent qu é becers st é phane dion and pierre pettigrew to the cabinet – and they won their seats .
in 1994, juneau was appointed to head a government inquiry into the future of the cbc .
in addition, the agora at the crtc’s national headquarters was named for pierre juneau, the crtc’s first chairman. sixteen rooms have been named for the individuals honoured in this event. the suggestions were evaluated by a panel of five senior officials .
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pierre juneau was born in the montreal suburb of verdun on october 17, 1922. in 1949, he joined the national film board of canada (nfb) first as their montreal distribution representative and then as their european agent in london. upon his return to canada in 1954, juneau served as secretary to the board of directors and assistant to the president. in 1964, he became the director of french language production for the nfb. it was also during this time that juneau became one of the founding members of the highly influential review cité libre with gérard pelletier, pierre trudeau and others .
appointed crtc head in 1968 by his longtime friend pierre elliot trudeau, juneau created the first minimum standards for homegrown fare on television and radio. the rules were controversial — private am radio stations objected to a requirement of 30 per cent canadian music content .
en 1960, fernand cadieux et pierre juneau créent le premier festival international du film de montréal. chaque année le festival a lieu au mois d’août jusqu’à l’expo 67, événement qui marque à la fois le point culminant et final de cette... more
writers guild of canada executive director maureen parker said canadian screenwriters are grateful for juneau' s work .
pierre juneau, who brought in key regulations supporting homegrown tv and music production in canada, died on tuesday. he was 89. the montreal - born juneau began his career at the national film board of canada, where he played a significant role in the development of french - language production at the publicly funded film studio. while at the [ … ]
pierre juneau, then chairman of the canadian radio - television commission, wrote the introduction to ritchie yorke’s book axes, chops & hot licks – the canadian rock music scene (hurtig publishers, 1971), which detailed the growth of the maple music industry .
pierre juneau is sticking to his guns. the crtc is implementing the canadian content rules juneau proposed in february - - the only concession is to give private stations a bit more time. the new requirements demand 60 per cent canadian programs on television, and 30 per cent canadian music on am radio. they apply to the full day of broadcasting and include strict rules about commercial interruptions. as juneau explains in this press conference ,
canadian broadcasting should be canadian .
an obituary on feb. 24 about pierre juneau, who as head of a canadian broadcast commission helped create canada’s pop music industry by requiring radio stations to broadcast more canadian music, misstated the year brian mulroney became prime minister. it was 1984, not 1982 .
john pierre husting and mary magdalene juneau, daughter to solomon juneau, first white settler founder, mayor and postmaster to milwaukee were married at theresa dodge county, on february 16, 1863, after a residence of one year in milwaukee mr. and mrs. husting moved to fond du lac where, mr husting was successfully involved in the jewelry business for eleven years .
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the father solomon juneau was the first mayor and postmaster of milwaukee. he died in 1856 at shawano while on a government mission in paying the indians. mrs. juneau died in 1855 in a milwaukee hospital .
juneau joins montreal university .
globe and mail (toronto, canada), 23 november 1989 .
on facebook there are several juneau groups, some are closed groups but you can always ask to join .
mr. juneau was nominated ambassador and permanent representative to the north atlantic council in brussels in august 2003 .
hard to say. both are so strong. creatively, though, juneau has the edge. nothing this chef makes is predictable. and yet that’s just what could give st - pierre a leg up. his emphasis on simplicity might result in a more pure dish .
“pierre juneau is a cultural warrior. under his leadership, his profound and sustained commitment to the principles of public broadcasting helped to protect and redefine cbc / src at a critical time in its evolution, ” — maria topalovich, executive director, screen composers guild of canada
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ritchie yorke, the globe and mail’s first full - time rock - music writer in 1968 - 69, was a strong early supporter of cancon laws and a confidante of pierre juneau and other key canadian music icons. he returned to his homeland of australia in 1986 .
pierre juneau played a key role in the growth and development of canada’s audiovisual industry through the various positions he held at the national film board, as the first chair of the canadian radio - television and telecommunications commission (crtc) and as president of the canadian broadcasting corporation .
jean had only daughters and has left no descendants bearing his name. pierre, the first one to settle in quebec, and the other pierre, established ten years later in three rivers, have each had descendants who have increased in great numbers in the respective regions of quebec and three rivers. those two are the only heads of the families bearing the name juneau in this country. all the juneaus are descendants of these two cousins who came from la rochelle. the family (sic) in the united states descends from pierre who settled in three rivers. (there is also a canadian branch. )
danny st - pierre, chef / co - owner of auguste, 82 wellington st. n. , sherbrooke. phone: 819 - 565 - 9559. urltoken .
juneau was also a co - founder of the montreal international film festival and served as its president until 1968 .
, on 28 april 1857 at theresa, dodge county, wisconsin. witnesses were ludivico franchire and josepho juneau .
francis juneau was buried at st. theresa' s catholic cemetery on 7 february 1890 at theresa, wisconsin .
maria theresa juneau parent' s are listed as eugene and adelheidi juneau, indicating that the mother is delia vincent, though the birth of this son occurs after eugene' s alleged second marriage. further research is needed .
solomon juneau died in 1856 at shawano, wisconsin; he died while on a government mission to the indians .
the first juneau celebration took place at toronto' s st lawrence hall on feb 22, 1971. winners included
the crtc also created a canadian content policy for music programmed on radio stations, requiring no less than 30 per cent should qualify as canadian. in 1970, juneau was acclaimed by the canadian music industry as the man of the year. in 1964, rpm magazine had instituted music industry awards. in 1971, they were renamed after pierre juneau, although spelled juno after the chief roman goddess .
ottawa—a long - time friend of pierre trudeau who had the juno awards named after him after a career spent championing canadian performers as head of the crtc and cbc has died .
“pierre juneau was a passionate defender of public broadcasting and a fervent promoter of canadian content, ” current cbc president hubert lacroix said in a statement. “he was instrumental to shaping policy that allowed canadians to build their own industry and their own content. we still feel his influence today. ”
pierre juneau, a strong cultural sovereigntist throughout his long career, was frequently described as tough, even steely. in 1989 he described himself as a bit shy, not a gladhander; also idealistic and persistent -
i guess that has something to do with what you call toughness .
the national film board of canada, where mr. juneau began his career, said the cause was heart failure .
mary magdelene juneau husting was born in milwaukee, wisconsin, in the old juneau homestead at the corner of division and milwaukee streets, march 29, 1841, being the twelfth child in the family of sixteen children born to solomon juneau, the first white settler, founder, postmaster and mayor of milwaukee, and his wife josette vieu juneau, daughter of jacques vieu, who was the agent for john jacob astor at the fur - trading post at green bay .
and he still is. eighty - eight - year - old juneau remains highly focused on the pubcaster’s present state .
ottawa – a long - time friend of pierre trudeau who had the juno awards named after him after a career spent championing canadian performers as head of the crtc and cbc has died .
at the time of the general census made in the province in 1681, the report of pierre’s family was frought with sadness, due to the mother’s disappearance. the report read: pierre juneau 50 years old – children: marie - ann, 11 years, augustin, 7 years - -. the report mentions among other things that the father had 20 acres cleared on the farm and was living with two young children; a daughter, marie - ann, and a son, augustin .
juneau' s crtc regulations, soon called
cancon ,
helped build the music and television production industries in canada .
trudeau wanted juneau in his government and he appointed him communications minister in 1975 even though he did not have a seat in the house of commons. juneau was forced to leave his post within a few months after losing a by - election .
“he was really moved by this award and said, ‘why are they giving me an award for something i had to do? ’” said juneau’s longtime colleague at the board of broadcast governors, frank delaney, accepting the award on juneau’s behalf .
july 31, 1960 the first juneau family reunion was held in quebec, canada. all had such a good time they voted to have another, but another reunion never took place. virginia juneau in shreveport, la at the suggestion of eugene connerton (to invite everyone), founded the juneau international family reunion in 1991. since then a juneau family reunion has been held approximately every three years, in the united states, france and canada. this wonderful lady brought hundreds of j
in hindsight, that type of language has pierre juneau’s fingerprints all over it. after all, this was the co - founder of the groundbreaking cité libre magazine with long - time colleague pierre trudeau, who would later appoint juneau to his cabinet even though the latter didn’t have a seat in the house of commons. (the two men are depicted below .) that experiment represented a rare setback for juneau, who failed to win a commons seat in a 1975 by - election and subsequently gave up his cabinet post. but by that time, he had already revolutionized canada’s radio and tv airwaves as chair of the crtc, by introducing tough new regulations to ensure that canadian content predominated everywhere from radio playlists and newsrooms to prime - time tv schedules .
in this digital era, where the request to “like” a network, series or personality on facebook seems like the epitome of consumer - producer connections, i hope i never forget the example of pierre juneau, who set a standard that the cbc – and all other media types – would do well to follow today .
“pierre juneau made a crucial contribution to the nfb in general and to french production in particular. under his stewardship, french - language filmmaking thrived, affording great filmmakers opportunities for creation and innovation. throughout the remainder of his career, mr. juneau remained an ardent promoter of canadian culture in all its diversity. it is with great regret that we learned today of his death, ” stated tom perlmutter, nfb chairperson and government film commissioner .
“mr. juneau made a considerable contribution to the canadian media landscape, ” said canadian heritage minister james moore in a statement .
upon his return to ottawa in august 1988, mr. juneau was nominated director general of the western europe bureau at headquarters .
though a bit messy to eat, the flavour was incredible, with the ginger adding a peppery hit and the cilantro adding that exotic edge. this eyebrow - raising combo was utterly original, so huge points for juneau for that. even st - pierre gave it a thumbs - up while gobbling down the whole thing .
juneau was the founding chairman of the canadian radio - television commission, which was created by prime minister pierre trudeau in 1970 to regulate the country’s broadcasting laws. at the time, most canadian radio stations were owned by american companies that focused on music popular in the american market, almost entirely ignoring songs by canadian acts .
their children were paul juneau, for whom the city of juneau was named: frank theresa, for whom the village of theresa; harriet, marguerite, charlotte, eugene, matilda, helen, bonluel, louis and isabelle. other children died in infancy .
because of an editing error, an obituary on friday about pierre juneau, who as head of a canadian broadcast commission helped revitalize the country’s pop music industry by requiring radio stations to play more music by canadians, erroneously included, in some editions, one performer among canadian performers whose music received more airplay. neil diamond is american .
juneau began his career in 1949 at the national film board, where he rose to become head of its french - language production .
the juno awards, canada' s music awards launched in 1970, were named after juneau because he implemented the canadian content regulations .
martin juneau, chef / co - owner of pastaga, 6389 st. laurent blvd. phone: 438 - 381 - 6389 .
franklin delaney, who worked with juneau at the bbg, crtc and then cbc as vp of french tv, characterizes juneau as a demanding but pleasant boss. “he was very committed and passionate about canadian programming, canadian music and public service, ” delaney says .
juneau received the order of canada in 1975 and was elected a member of the royal society of canada, among his many honors .
“pierre juneau was a passionate defender of public broadcasting and a fervent promoter of canadian content, ” said lacroix, who is also facing looming cuts from the current conservative government to the cbc’s budget. “he was instrumental to shaping policy that allowed canadians to build their own industry and their own content. we still feel his influence today. ”
juneau was temporarily lured out of retirement in 1994 to oversee the operations of maclean - hunter during crtc hearings to approve a takeover of maclean - hunter by rogers cable. juneau is a member of the royal society of canada and an officer in the order of canada .
in earlier time the name was more often written as joineau, and the actual spelling of juneau came into being through the use of juneau. it seems that in france they had followed the same evolution, which seems to be the general evolution of the french language .
my relationship with pierre juneau would only know two moments of sadness. the first came when i learned that he was retiring, in 1989, after seven years as cbc’s president. (my letter wishing him happiness in his future endeavours was answered by a member of his office staff; i hope mr. juneau was just too busy wrapping up his cbc work to respond and that he wasn’t put off by the previous, more critical, letter i just described to you. )
acting crtc chair leonard katz said canadians are
indebted to the leadership [ juneau ] provided
to the agency as its first president .
the minister of canadian heritage and official languages, james moore, said juneau
made a considerable contribution to the canadian media landscape .
under juneau, the cbc consolidated its reputation for news and public affairs, increased its canadian content and shifted toward independently produced dramatic content .
. a year later, the awards were renamed the junos, and juneau received the newly created music industry man of the year award .
this family has always been different from the juneau family of quebec, because its surname is la tulippe. this surname was introduced into the family by augustin juneau, of the second generation, son of pierre, the founder of this branch. he was a soldier in the company of n. de muy, and like all other soldiers of that time, he had an additional surname of la tulippe. this name has been carried on by his descendants up to the present time .
writers guild of canada exec director maureen parker added: “pierre juneau believed in the importance of canadian culture, and he brought that belief to life in policies that reshaped media in this country. he worked to make certain that canadian artists have a voice in their own country. he made it possible for canadians to choose canadian content in their entertainment. ”
was born at milwaukee, wisconsin on march 29th. 1941. being the fourth youngest of sixteen children born to solomon juneau - - first white settler. founder. mayor and postmaster of that city. and his wife. josette juneau. who was a daughter of jacques vieu .
to mrs. jean pierre husting, mayville, wis. , 1818 - 1918. from the solomon juneau centennial committee. harry r. king, chairman; henry bleyer, secretary, alvin p. kletsch, joseph c. grieb, otto j. schoeneber, john h. manschot, john j. gregory. (inscribed by william george bruce) .
pierre juneau was born in montreal in 1922 and was a student at collège sainte - marie in montreal. he next studied at the sorbonne and the catholic university of paris, where he obtained his bachelor of arts in philosophy. among his many honours, he received the order of canada in 1975 and was elected a member of the royal society of canada .
was baptized on 14 may 1859 at st. theresa' s church, theresa, wisconsin. baptismal sponsors were franziskus croteau and henerico juneau .
juneau joined the nfb in 1949 as a montreal district representative, and moved up to be the film board’s director of french - language production .
mr. juneau, who was born on oct. 17, 1922, in verdun, quebec, became the president of the government - owned canadian broadcasting corporation in 1982. two years later, brian mulroney, a progressive conservative who was no fan of the cbc, became prime minister and requested mr. juneau’s resignation. mr. juneau refused, asserting that the cbc should be independent of politics, and remained in the post .
“pierre juneau made a crucial contribution to the nfb in general and to french production in particular. under his stewardship, french - language film - making thrived, affording great filmmakers opportunities for creation and innovation, ” tom perlmutter, nfb chair and the government film commissioner, said in a statement on news of the passing of the cultural nationalist and champion of canadian tv .
as president of the canadian broadcasting corp. from 1982 - 1989, juneau also presided over the creation of cbc newsworld, now cbc news network .
trudeau wanted juneau in his government and appointed him as communications minister in 1975 even though he did not have a seat in the house of commons. juneau was forced to leave his post within a few months after losing a byelection, but he later became a civil servant in the communications department .
his death was met with an immediate outpouring of messages of thanks from a canadian radio and tv industry very much made and fashioned by juneau’s hand .
and that’s how i wound up exchanging six years’ worth of correspondence with the man who not only ran the cbc for most of the ’80s but was also a former federal cabinet minister, the one - time commissioner of the canadian radio - television and telecommunications commission, the father of canadian content regulations for our nation’s broadcasters, and the namesake of the juno awards, pierre juneau .
it is to virginia harvey juneau we owe the thanks for bringing the juneaus of present day together. in 1991, virginia founded the juneau international family reunions. approximately every three years since, the juneaus have gathered to honor the descendants of clement jouineau. “they had such a good time meeting cousins that they didn’t know they had, so they voted to have (a reunion) every three years, ” said virginia juneau, of shreveport, la .
cbc union gets juneau on side: former chief to appear before crtc .
globe and mail (toronto, canada), 14 march 1991 .
although juneau and trudeau were friends, they did not always see eye to eye. soon after juneau took over at cbc, the prime minister requested three nights of cbc airtime to discuss his new budget. the pubcaster thought it disastrous to pre - empt so much programming, but its hands were tied .
july 31, 1960 the first juneau family reunion was held in quebec, canada. all had such a good time they voted to have another, but another reunion never took place. virginia juneau in shreveport, la at the suggestion of eugene connerton (to invite everyone), founded the juneau international family reunions in 1991. since then the international family reunion has been held approximately every three years, in the united states, france and canada. at the 2006 reunion in wells, maine, the juneau family u. s. a. association was formed to continue the now twenty four year old tradition .
liberal leader bob rae said juneau was
instrumental in developing regulations that assured we would see and hear canadian creations broadcast from coast to coast to coast .
juneau was born in montreal in 1922, and studied at the sorbonne and the catholic university of paris, where he obtained a bachelor of arts in philosophy .
in 1960, pierre juneau co - founded quebec’s first film festival—the montreal international film festival. mr. juneau left the nfb in 1966 to accept the position of vice - chairman of the board of broadcast governors, which became the crtc in 1968. he remained crtc chairman until 1975, leaving his mark on the agency: the juno awards are named in his honour. in 1975, he was appointed minister of communications, then chairman of the national capital commission. from 1982 to 1989, he occupied the position of chairman of cbc / radio - canada .
that’s when trudeau enlisted the talents of a contemporary of his, a montrealer from a working - class family, a fellow student at the university of paris and co - founder of the dissident magazine cité libre. pierre juneau joined the national film board in 1949, founded the montreal international film festival in 1959 and became the first chair of the canadian radio and television commission (crtc) in 1968 .
juneau left the nfb in 1966 to become vice - chairman of the board of broadcast governors (bbg). in 1968, the canadian radio - television commission (crtc) replaced the bbg and juneau was named its first chairman. he held this position until 1975. as crtc chairman, juneau is best remembered for promoting canadian content regulations in radio, television and cable. these regulations, often referred to as cancon, helped create a domestic market for canadian music and television programs .
juneau’s long career fighting for canadian musicians, actors and artists began when he joined the national film board in 1949 eventually moving up to become head of french content .
. ’” when bassett threatened to go over his head to juneau, frenken told him, “go right ahead. you won’t get a different answer from him. ”
n 1820 solomon juneau married josette, the metis daughter of jacques vieau, a fur trader who had built a trading post overlooking the menomonee valley years before. josette was the oldest of 12 children, and she was menominee and french by ancestry. [ 5 ] through her alliances to the tribe, and the relationships fostered through juneau' s business in fur trading, it is reported that he was popular with the menominee. [ 6 ] after the treaty of 1848 between the united states and the menominee, juneau registered his wife and children as half - breeds of the menominee nation. in his later life, juneau and family relocated to dodge county, wisconsin, where they founded the village of therese, named after juneau' s french - canadian mother. josette juneau died there in 1855, solomon died one year later in keshena, wisconsin, on a visit to the menominee tribe. six menominee chiefs served as pallbearers at his funeral. he is buried at calvary cemetery, milwaukee, wisconsin. juneau' s grandson, paul o. husting, would become a member of the united states senate. [ 7 ] the property that is believed to have once been the site of juneau' s residence is now the site of the mitchell building, listed on the national register of historic places .
i am the webmaster for juneau family u. s. a. , both the website and on facebook. because a facebook website can' t have friends ,
website i' m trying to create a page for each juneau cousin. i would like to share pictures of your clan (cousin) on that cousins page (
thank you juneaus. this is your website and in order to make it great i need your input. please send your comments, pictures, juneau stories - to
“i must give credit to the government, which had been studying that question. it’s amazing the amount of foreign control there was at that time, ” juneau recalls .
chef danny st - pierre uses trout he acquires in his sherbrooke restaurant from east hereford in the eastern townships, while chef martin juneau’s trout is purchased from a fish farm in nova scotia. both opted for a type of trout called “truite saumonée, ” a larger fish from the rainbow trout family with salmon - pink - coloured flesh, a result not from some sort of franken - fish crossbreeding, but of its feed .
of the sixteen children born to solomon juneau and josette juneau, as has been noted above, mrs. mary magdelene husting was the fourth youngest and was fifteen years of age when her father died. in the previous year, 1855, she had been bereaved by the death of mother. she was a good student and when nineteen years of age became a teacher in the schools if the town of theresa, dodge county, which place had been named in honor of her eldest sister, theresa, and it was there on february 16, 1863, in the home of her eldest brother, narcisse m. juneau, that she married jean pierre husting. two of mrs. husting' s brothers, narcisse and paul juneau, served as members of wisconsin' s first legislature after the state' s admission to the union in 1848 and paul juneau was the founder of the town which bears his name in dodge county. her other brothers and sisters were frank, harriet, charlotte, margaret, eugene, mathilda, ellen, olive, mary elizabeth, bonduel, louis and two who died in early childhood .
in a 1971 speech, mr. juneau said canada’s cultural identity was at stake. “to obliterate real works of the canadian imagination is to obliterate ourselves, ” he said .
juneau was inducted into the playback hall of fame last year. due to health issues, he ultimately could not attend the ceremony, but sent a message that was shared .
trudeau wanted juneau in his government and appointed him as communications minister in 1975, even though he hadn' t been elected as an member of parliament. juneau was forced to leave his post within a few months after losing a byelection, but later became a civil servant in the communications department. that same year, he was awarded the order of canada .
junea died in his montreal home at the age of 89 on feb 21, 2012 one day before the 41st anniversary of the first juno awards, then named the juneau awards .
“there was some worry the new government would not be pleased that i was the president and that it might affect their decisions when it came to their budgets, ” juneau says .
pierre juneau, administrator, broadcasting executive (born at verdun, qué 17 oct 1922; died at montréal, 21 feb 2012). after a distinguished administrative career at the nfb 1949 - 66, juneau was appointed vice - chairman of the board of broadcast governors 1966 - 68 and was chairman of the canadian radio - television and telecommunications commission 1968 - 75. his assertive application of commission regulations governing canadian content in broadcasting won him a reputation as a cultural nationalist (the canadian recording industry' s juno awards were named partly in his honour) that was only marginally dimmed by the commission' s failure to devise effective controls for cable transmissions .
, on 21 april 890 at st. theresa' s church, theresa, theresa county, wisconsin. witnesses were albertho gerlach, henrico petri, rosa schmitt, and mathilda juneau .
making our voices heard: canadian broadcasting and film for the 21st century (the juneau report), editor. ottawa, ontario, canada: ministry of supply and services, 1995 .
“ [ juneau ] played a seminal role in the promotion of canadian culture during his many years of public service, ” acting crtc chair leonard katz said tuesday in his own statement .
the parents of solomon - juneau, named la tulipe, came to canada from alsace - loraine in 1789, changing the family name to juneau at that time. the author of the pioneer history of milwaukee, says of solomon juneau :
he was, without exception, the finest looking specimen of his race i have ever seen. in height over six feet, large frame and straight as an arrow .
he was honest, upright and forceful and the trusted friend and counselor of the great body of indians then living in the territory of wisconsin .
one of the most notable and successful “star candidate” gambits includes lester pearson’s recruitment of quebec’s “three wise men” – labour leader jean marchand, la presse editor gerard pelletier and journalist / academic pierre trudeau (at the time the least well - known of the three) in the 1965 general election .
from francois descended a son, francois. the son also had a son whom he named francois. the grandson francois married genevieve calarneau at l’assomption on april 11, 1785. they had three sons: narcisse, laurent solomon, and pierre, which brings us up - to - date .
could you ask for a better smackdown duo? these gentlemen are arguably the two hottest young chefs on the scene right now. both have sharp restaurants, both hosted tv cooking programs last year and both have a mastery of ingredients – especially local ingredients – shared by few. these boys can cook, they’re competitive and they’re even good friends, having worked together from 2002 to 2004 at the laval restaurant derrière les fagots, where st - pierre was chef and juneau a commis .
three members of the juneau family, two brothers and one cousin, came to settle here. three came from the parish of notre - dame de cogne, one of la rochelle suburbs .
today, these two are on equal footing and are churning out some pretty spectacular plates. juneau’s style is more flamboyant (think gussied - up comfort food), while st - pierre keeps his cuisine along more traditional upscale comfort food lines. that said, despite the occasional risky flavour combinations, if there’s one thing these boys don’t do is make mistakes. watching them chop, fry, select and assemble their food is a real pleasure. someone give these two their own cooking show !
in 1975, liberal prime minister pierre trudeau appointed juneau minister of communication but he was defeated in the by - election of that year and resigned from the post. in 1978, still under trudeau, he became under secretary of state and in 1980 deputy minister of communication. trudeau appointed juneau to a seven - year term as president of the canadian broadcasting corporation (cbc) in 1982. these proved to be turbulent times, however, as the trudeau government was defeated by the conservative party of prime minister brian mulroney. although the cbc president enjoys an
arm' s length
relationship with the government, relations between juneau, who was closely identified with the trudeau liberals, and the new government became strained as increasingly severe budget cuts were imposed upon the cbc. in 1988, the mulroney government also revised the broadcasting act. it foresaw that juneau' s position would be split between a part - time president and a full - time chairman, a move which juneau opposed. simultaneously, throughout the 1980s, new television services were launched and the cbc' s audience share declined. juneau defended both the ideal and the practical reality of public broadcasting and stated his intention to raise to 95% the amount of canadian content on the cbc. furthermore, in 1988 - 89, he oversaw the launch of the cbc' s all - news cable channel, newsworld, on which he appeared as the first speaker on the last day of his mandate.
pierre juneau , pc oc msrc , ( october 17 , 1922 – february 21 , 2012 ) was a canadian film and broadcast executive , a one-time member of the canadian cabinet , the first chairman of the canadian radio-television and telecommunications commission ( crtc ) and subsequently president of the canadian broadcasting corporation . he is credited with the creation , promotion , and championing of canadian content requirements for radio and television . juneau is the namesake of the juno awards , which were named for him . 
pierre juneau, pc oc msrc, (october 17, 1922 – february 21, 2012) was a canadian film and broadcast executive, a one-time member of the canadian cabinet, the first chairman of the canadian radio-television and telecommunications commission (crtc) and subsequently president of the canadian broadcasting corporation. he is credited with the creation, promotion, and championing of canadian content requirements for radio and television. juneau is the namesake of the juno awards, which were named for him.
pierre juneau, pc oc msrc, (october 17, 1922 – february 21, 2012) was a canadian film and broadcast executive, a one-time member of the canadian cabinet, the first chairman of the canadian radio-television and telecommunications commission (crtc) and subsequently president of the canadian broadcasting corporation. he is credited with the creation, promotion, and championing of canadian content requirements for radio and television. juneau is the namesake of the juno awards, which were named for him.