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Feux Loto-Québec 2014 : thème des Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France

Voici une première tentative pour moi de photographier des feux d’artifice. Il y a place à amélioration certes mais ces photos vous donnent un portrait de l’évènement qui a eu lieu hier soir à partir d’une barge installée sur le fleuve St-Laurent, en face de Québec et Lévis. D’abord, les lieux en soirée et ensuite le spectacle.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Junior college teachers represented by the largest professional union in Quebec have voted to go on strike on Nov. 23 and 24. The Syndicat de professionnelles et professionnels du gouvernement du Québec (SPGQ) represents more than 33,600 specialists, including junior college (CEGEP) teachers, workers at Revenu Québec, Institut de tourisme et d'hôtellerie du Québec, Loto-Québec and the BAnQ. It is not part of the common front of unions, which is also in contract talks with the government. SPGQ members are calling on the government to put an end to the systemic salary discrimination that "prevails in predominantly female workplaces such as CEGEPs."  The 10.3 per cent offers members received from the government are "not only insufficient, they are insulting," Guillaume Bouvrette, president of the SPGQ, said in news a release Saturday. "Our members do essential work to enable students to continue their studies and acquire essential skills to build the Quebec of tomorrow. This must be recognized," Bouvrette said. 

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#Lottery #Latest #Business Top Key-players of "Lottery Market" in 2023 are-   #SAZKA_Group #Nanum_Lotto #INTRALOT #China_Welfare_Lottery #Ontario_Lottery #Magnum #Camelot_Group #Lotterywest #Connecticut_Lottery_Corporation #Mizuho_Bank_Ltd. #Minnesota_State_Lottery #Francaise_des_Jeux #BCLC #California_Lottery #Loto-Quebec #China_Sports_Lottery #MDJS #New_York_State_Lottery #Hong_Kong_Jockey_Club #Loterías_y_Apuestas_del_Estado #Caixa_Economica_Federal #The_Government_Lottery_Office #Singapore_Pools #Tennessee_Education_Lottery_Corporation #Florida_Lottery

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In the studio of… Rosalie Gamache | The worship of painting

She is one of the most prominent Quebec painters today. With a style that is both traditional and contemporary, Rosalie Gamache is passionate about the sensuality of oil painting and creative techniques. We met her in her Montreal studio. Posted at 1:43 a.m. Updated at 1:00 p.m. early passion At the Plural fair last month in Montreal, a couple who had won the $2,000 prize awarded by Loto-Québec…

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Showreel - Florence Levasseur from Florence Levasseur on Vimeo.

Art Director - Graphic + Motion Designer Compilation of my bests projects that I have designed and/or animated.

Credits details: Here are my posts on each of my showreel projects

URBAN DECAY (Client : L’Oréal Canada) : Motion + Design THE DEARS - Instant Nightmare : Rotoscoping + Type Designs OSM (Studio : Gimmick) : Motion Design SPOTIFY (Client : Rove Lab) : Motion Design TAG (Agency : SidLee) : Motion + Design LOTO QUEBEC (Agency : SidLee) : Motion Design CISM (Client : Caserne) : Motion Design 0X SOCIETY : Motion Design ANOMALIE : Pica Magazine C2 MONTREAL (Agence : Republik) : Motion + Design DEFINING SKILLS (Client : L’Observatoire Studio) : Motion + Design C’EST HUMAIN (Client : Caserne) : Motion Design GLIDE (Client : Glide) : Motion Design CHARLEBOIS A DUCHARME (Client : Champagne Club Sandwich) : Motion + Design DIAPASON (Client : Diapason festival) : Motion + Design SHONI (Client : Baillat Studio) : Motion Design IA ALLIANCE (Studio : Gimmick) : Motion Design OPERA (Studio : Gimmick) : Motion Design

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[hardcore-gaming-101]

Temporel, inc. and the Videoway system

As streaming services continue overtaking physical media, the idea that a video game may vanish entirely once it or its platform is no longer supported has become a very real fear among classic gaming enthusiasts. This is already true of countless games created for old, obsolete mobile phone platforms, pulled from marketplaces before anyone cared to archive them.

But this isn’t a new phenomenon. While most games released in the previous decades are still playable throughs ports or emulation, the ’80s and ’90s also saw gaming platforms that eschewed physical supports for games and the ownership they imply, leaving their libraries to disappear along with the services through which they were once available.

Such is the case of the Videoway (or Vidéoway), a subscription-based, interactive television service launched by the Quebec-based cable distributor Videotron in 1989. Billed as the first of its kind in North America, and also distributed in parts of the UK, the Videoway service and its dedicated terminal granted access to premium tv content, while also serving as a sort of primitive Internet and video game console, as the terminal contained a custom-built 8-bit computer. Users could consult weather forecasts, pay bills, access entertainment news, send messages to other users, or even participate in a dating service, with the information being transmitted through the TV cable rather than a phone line through a Canadian variant of the Videotex technology. Likewise, the games were downloaded to the terminal’s RAM every time you picked them from the menu, and deleted when you were done.

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[montrealrampage]

Montreal Events and Festivals in July for 2018

Montreal Events and Festivals in July for 2018

Jardins Gamelin

May 17 to September 30 2018

Jardins Gamelin

The park and its cultural and citizen-driven activities is one of the nicest spots to chill in the city. Open every day with something happening most of the time, be certain to find out more HERE.

Piknic Electronik

Sundays, Through September 2018

Parc Jean Drapeau

DJs from around the world perform for the Sunday crowds who want to bliss…

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Sorts de loterie partout dans le monde : Comment gagner la loterie avec des sorts - Marabout professionnel

Sorts de loterie partout dans le monde : Comment gagner la loterie avec des sorts – Marabout professionnel

Sorts de loterie partout dans le monde : Comment gagner la loterie avec des sorts – Marabout professionnel

Sorts de loterie et sorts de loto pour gagner beaucoup d’argent au jackpot de loto. Obtenez les numéros gagnants du loto en utilisant des sorts gagnants à la loterie pour augmenter vos chances de gagner.

Sorts de loterie, sorts de paris sportifs, sorts de paris hippiques, sorts d’argent de…

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#dailies #trapcodeTAO tribute2 #ZanisWaldheims philosopher geometrist. mystery I haven't discovered him b4 2day #aep http://bit.ly/2eQ37J3 --  Cornes D’abondance 

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Winner Spotlight: “You Should Play 6/49” by Loto-Québec & Sid Lee

2019 Effie Awards Canada GRAND EFFIE GOLD – Sustained Success – Services

December 12, 2019

Lotto 6/49 is Canada’s most popular national lottery game and has been offering Canadians a chance to win daily since 1982.  

In Quebec, over 70% of Lotto 6/49 tickets were being sold to the over 50 crowd. Millennials were less enthusiastic, associating the lottery more with its poor odds of winning than the promise of riches. So Loto-Québec, which runs Lotto 6/49 in the province, saw an opportunity to inspire this segment to play.

In 2015, Loto-Québec and agency partner Sid Lee launched an integrated campaign “You Should Play 6/49” that highlighted everyday moments of luck (for instance, catching every green traffic light) as evidence that anyone is lucky enough to win, and expanded on the ubiquitous phrase, “You should play the lottery,” to turn these moments into purchase occasions.

In the three years since its launch, “You Should Play 6/49” has successfully reassociated its brand with luck, resulting in increased brand health metrics and sales among the millennial segment. Along with a Gold win for Sustained Success, the campaign earned the Grand Effie at the inaugural Effie Awards Canada competition in 2019.

Below, Alex Bernier, Executive Creative Director at Sid Lee, shares more insight behind this effective work.

Effie: What were your objectives for the “You Should Play 6/49” campaign?

AB: People, specifically young adults, didn’t believe in their chances of winning anymore. Our main goal was to shift the way millennials perceived lottery games such as Lotto 6/49 and inspire them to feel lucky enough to play the lottery.

Effie: What was the strategic insight that led to the big idea?

AB: While Millennials did not seem to believe in their odds of winning the lottery, they clearly seemed to believe in their odds of winning in everyday life. We found that they revealed themselves to be an amazingly positive generation. As we pushed our thinking further, we realized Millennials’ optimism and positive outlook on the future could completely change the reason why they play Lotto 6/49.

Luck emerged when we put our optimist Millennial hat on. The world became a place filled with luck. It is everywhere and it happens all the time. How is it that one morning, we can hit every green light on our way to work? How is it that our flight to Paris is on time when all others were cancelled? How could we have met our future husband or wife on a subway ride? As a matter of fact, big or small, many of life’s most beautiful things happen by chance.

To truly benefit from this insight, we needed to find a way to make Millennials think of Lotto 6/49 when luck occurs.

Effie: How did you bring the idea to life?

AB: This idea works well across applications, including web, TV, radio, newspapers, displays and experiential. We can think of a million different scenarios that show how lucky we are every day. The creation goes beyond the scenes we film. We can show originality through both traditional media as well as online advertising. For example, we placed a “You Should Play 6/49” media message above the article for the first baby of the year, and we had displays in metro stations when the last train passed to remind passengers that they were lucky they caught it. We also did a few activations. For example, we sent real four-leaf clovers to PyeongChang to support Team Canada, and we helped festivalgoers find their lost items at Montreal’s Osheaga Festival, to name just a few.

Effie: How has the campaign evolved since its initial launch?

AB: Each year we had different goals.

Year 1: Launch the new expression and entrench it into the culture First, we needed to show everyday moments of luck that would remind people of the expression. Due to cultural and language factors in Quebec, we favoured television as it remained the best medium with which to reach Millennials and others. We created a flexible platform of short TV spots that recreated situations that people could relate to, whether they happened to them personally or not, creating endless possibilities to pick up on new moments of luck.

Year 2: Extend usage to more situations & contexts The second year, Lotto 6/49 emphasized a few moments of luck Millennials would most likely engage with. In Quebec, hockey players hitting the post is a notorious moment of luck, usually the mark of a crucial play in NHL games. Lotto 6/49 created ad banners that appeared on hockey fans’ TV screens only on those occasions.

Year 3: Make moments of luck feel even more personal The third year, Lotto 6/49 looked for ways to create genuine moments of luck Millennials could encounter. Every August in northern Quebec, a shooting-star spectacle lights up the night sky. While most Quebecers know about it, few are able make the trip to see it in person. Lotto 6/49 went on location to broadcast it on Facebook Live. Every time a shooting star appeared, a banner prompted viewers to make a wish with a purchase. In only three hours, it reached 1 in 10 Quebecers.

Effie: How did you know the work worked? Were there any surprises in the results you achieved?

AB: When “You Should Play Lotto 6/49” became part of Quebec’s popular culture, we knew that it worked. Having people share with us their moment of luck and seeing how the campaign really evolved into something bigger than the promotion was really a positive surprise.

Effie: What are the biggest learnings you took away from this case?

AB: My first lesson would be that at the end of day, it’s all about collaboration and being open-minded. This is a perfect example of how strategy, media, and creation are equally important in the deployment and execution of a campaign. Ideas can come from anyone on the team, from the client side, from other disciplines, and even from just walking down the street. They can come from everywhere. My second one is easy: have fun! We had a lot of fun together as a team and it showed in the final result.

Alex Bernier, Executive Creative Director & Partner, Sid Lee Now creative director, Alex joined Sid Lee as a copywriter fresh out of school (even though he thought he was an Art Director – that’s how green he was). Whatever brand he touches he brings to the next level, namely because of the high-quality standards he imposes on himself and his team. It’s probably that same reason that led him to become the youngest president of the 9th edition of the Créa, an award show celebrating advertising in the province of Quebec.

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A show featuring Michel Rivard, Paul Piche and Daniel Lavoie, at the Mondial Choral Loto-Quebec, at the Centre de la Nature in Laval on June 25, 2009.

Photos by Richard Tessier.