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In a cabinet shuffle earlier this month, Melanie Joly was replaced as Minister of Canadian Heritage by Pablo Rodriguez, who was previously the cabinet whip.
Joly will now be the Minister of Tourism, Official Languages and La Francophonie.
Rodriguez immigrated to Canada from Argentina at eight years old. He is the MP for Honoré-Mercier (Montreal), and holds a degree in business administration from the University of Sherbrooke.
Opening Day! https://twitter.com/imagineNATIVE/status/1310942412135596034
🏆 Congratulations to Charles Hamilton for winning a #RosieAward at the Alberta Film & Television Awards for cinematography for “Mary Mackagonne,” a STORYHIVE-funded short film from the first-ever Indigenous Edition. ✨ @YourAMPIA
Thanks to everyone who tuned in to The #RosieAwards2020 last night! If you missed it, be sure to catch a replay!
Here's the full listing of award recipients on our website. Our congrats again!
https://ampia.org/2020-rosie-winners/
#ABFilm #ABCreates #KeepAlbertaRolling #YYCFilm #YEGFilm
Bravo and congrats!
An episode of @SYFYVanHelsing I was #sounddesigner on won a @YourAMPIA #RosieAwards for Best Overall Sound! This episode featured the collapse of society due to vampire apocalypse... WITH ABSOLUTELY NO MUSIC. It was a beast! Congrats @propellerstudio
https://youtu.be/YEL_EWWHeTg?t=2755
Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA) is a non-profit professional association incorporated in 1973. At its inception, its mandate was to support the independent motion picture industry as a viable economic and cultural force within the Province of Alberta.
