Quebec Bar Association TV Series To Launch 2nd Season
This is a follow-up to the Library Boy post of October 5, 2009 entitled Quebec Bar Association Launches TV Series.
The Quebec Bar Association has announced that the second season of its television series "Le Droit de Savoir" (The right to know) will be broadcast this fall on the Canal savoir channel in Quebec, and then on the Télé-Québec public educational network in the summer of 2012.
The new season will tackle topics such as dying with dignity, adoption, harassment in the workplace, identity fraud and parental responsibility.
The show will also offer a new feature called "Les Chroniques de la Justice", that will introduce the audience to places to which the public usually has no access, like the morgue and the evidence room of a courthouse.
If you want to have an idea of what the series looks like, all the episodes of Season One can be watched for free on the Tou.tv website launched by CBC/Radio-Canada and other broadcasting partners.
The Quebec Bar Association has announced that the second season of its television series "Le Droit de Savoir" (The right to know) will be broadcast this fall on the Canal savoir channel in Quebec, and then on the Télé-Québec public educational network in the summer of 2012.
The new season will tackle topics such as dying with dignity, adoption, harassment in the workplace, identity fraud and parental responsibility.
The show will also offer a new feature called "Les Chroniques de la Justice", that will introduce the audience to places to which the public usually has no access, like the morgue and the evidence room of a courthouse.
If you want to have an idea of what the series looks like, all the episodes of Season One can be watched for free on the Tou.tv website launched by CBC/Radio-Canada and other broadcasting partners.
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