Pope Francis: only the encounter with Jesus changes hearts and also frees us from a "Christianity without Christ" Pope Francis: Jesus comes to us every time we proclaim him Pope Francis: the Gospel is proclaimed by walking, far from the controversy of the 'keyboard warriors' Appointment of Coadjutor Archbishop of Tabora, Msgr. Pope Francis: martyrs, quintessential witnesses of Christ Fillion began his career in his home town of Chicoutimi in the late 1980s working for CFIX-FM.The Apostolic Letter "Antiquum ministerium" and the memory of the martyred catechists, "friutful source" of Christian spirituality Most of his reputation comes from his stint, from 1997 to 2005, as morning man with radio station CHOI-FM in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. He developed over time a strong following, and at his peak, had more than twice as many listeners as his nearest competitor. However, his very controversial and politically incorrect comments, combined with those of André Arthur, resulted in the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) refusing to renew the station's licence in July 2004.
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The station and license were bought by RNC Media in June 2007 without interruption to its broadcasting.
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He was fired on March 17, 2005, in the fallout of the trial from Sophie Chiasson against him and his then-employer. The judgement was particularly severe, with the judge noting that the comments made by Jeff Fillion regarding Miss Chiasson were "sexist, mean, incited hatred, were without cause, wounding and injurious. These comments are a threat to the dignity and honour of human kind in general and particularly to Miss Chiasson.". The participants in the radio show (Fillion and gang) referred to the plaintiff as "a consummate liar," "a cat in heat," as well as "a leech on (hockey player) Alexandre Daigle," "an airhead" and repeatedly suggested Chiasson used sex to get jobs.
Miss Chiasson was awarded $340,000 CAD in punitive damages.Īfter numerous rumours to the effect that he would be hired by other radio stations in the Quebec City market (which turned out to be unfounded) or by a satellite radio group, he announced his intention of launching a subscription-only Internet radio service. was launched on March 17, 2006, exactly a year after he was fired by CHOI-FM. His radio show was also broadcast on XM Satellite Radio, channel 156 until his contract was nullified on Augby the newly merged Sirius XM Canada.
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His internet station still lives today and a free light version is also available. Fillion was hired by Bell Media and was back on the air beginning Mawith his show:"Jeff Fillion" on NRJ 98.9, a Quebec city radio station. On April 19, 2016, Fillion was suspended indefinitely by Bell Media for a tweet that he posted about an interview that Alexandre Taillefer had given to Guy A.
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