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Mon, Oct 24: Gerry Cutting has been fighting for English rights in the Eastern Townships for decades and has now been named a winner of the Sheila and Victor Goldbloom Awards, which recognizes Quebecers who have impacted the province’s English community in a remarkable way. Global’s Paola Samuel reports.

Wed, Oct 26: Montreal jazz musician Oliver Jones has been keeping the world entertained for decades, as well as giving back to the community. As Global’s Paola Samuel reports, he has been named a recipient of the Sheila and Victor Goldbloom Awards.

Mon, Oct 30: Sun Youth founder Sid Stevens was one of five members of Quebec’s English-speaking community recognized at the Goldbloom Awards. The annual event is organized by the Quebec Community Groups Network.

Tue, Oct 25: Miriam Green boasts a long list of accomplishments fighting for the rights of the English community. As Global’s Paola Samuel reports, she has now been named a recipient of the Sheila and Victor Goldbloom Award.

Thu, Oct 27: Dafina Savic has been named a recipient of the Sheila and Victor Goldbloom Awards for her work with the Roma community. Global’s Paola Samuel reports.

The Quebec Community Groups network continues recognizing the achievements of English-community leaders with it’s annual Goldbloom awards. One of this year’s recipients is former QCGN president Martin Murphy who has a history of fighting for anglophone rights in the province. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports.

The Goldbloom Awards honour the achievements of leaders in Quebec’s English speaking community. Global’s Phil Carpenter sat down with one of this year’s recipients Joshua Arless, the Lester B. Pearson school board commissioner.

Montreal columnist and humorist Josh Freed is being honored for his writing about issues faced by the Anglophone community in Quebec. Global’s Phil Carpenter has more.

The Quebec Community Groups network is recognizing the achievements of English-community leaders with it’s annual Goldbloom awards. One of this year’s recipients is retired senator Joan Fraser. Global’s Phil Carpenter sat down with Fraser to talk about her time working as a journalist during the height of the sovereignty debate.