Nicole Juteau's guest appearances

Nicole Juteau

Human Rights a Day

C'est le plus beau jour de ma vie

Y'a du monde à messe

Deux hommes en or

Amelia Earhart

Salman Rushdie

Ezekiel Hart

Billie Jean King

Margaret Thatcher

Dred Scott

John F. Kennedy

Anita Hill

Jackie Robinson

Sandra Day O'Connor

Brett Martin

Richard Nixon

Bayard Rustin

Germaine Greer

Kim Campbell

OwlTail

Christian Bégin reçoit le chroniqueur sportif Dany Dubé, l'auteure-compositrice-interprète découverte à La Voix, Dominique Fils-Aimé, l'ex-agent double Nicole Juteau, le charismatique comédien Patrice Robitaille et le tout premier chirurgien autochtone au Québec, Stanley Vollant.

Dany Dubé, Dominique Fils-Aimé, Nicole Juteau, Patrice Robitaille et Stanley Vollant

Patrick Sabourin

Marc et Anne se remémorent de succulentes recettes du temps des fêtes, ils discutent de transit intestinal et reçoivent l'ancienne agente double, Nicole Juteau, ainsi que le chasseur de fantôme, Patrick Sabourin.

Marc et Anne se remémorent de succulentes recettes du temps des fêtes, ils discutent de transit intestinal et reçoivent l'ancienne agente double, Nicole Juteau, ainsi que le chasseur de fantôme, Patrick Sabourin.

Nicole Juteau et Patrick Sabourin

Nicole Juteau becomes Quebec’s first woman provincial constable. Nicole Juneau was born in Laval in 1954 to a father who was a fire fighter. Her desire to do police work was not easy to fulfill, as no women had yet entered a police college in Quebec. However, on September 11, 1975, Juteau broke the barrier when she was sworn in as the first woman police officer in the Quebec provincial police force. She encountered numerous obstacles, from being unable to find a uniform that fit her to being assigned administrative duties. She also found only one male constable willing to work with her. Even so, Juteau worked in organized crime and became an expert on biker gangs in Quebec before she retired in 2001. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nicole Juteau becomes Quebec’s first woman provincial constable. Nicole Juneau was born in Laval in 1954 to a father who was a fire fighter. Her desire to do police work was not easy to fulfill, as no women had yet entered a police college in Quebec. However, on September 11, 1975, Juteau broke the barrier when she was sworn in as the first woman police officer in the Quebec provincial police force. She encountered numerous obstacles, from being unable to find a uniform that fit her to being assigned administrative duties. She also found only one male constable willing to work with her. Even so, Juteau worked in organized crime and became an expert on biker gangs in Quebec before she retired in 2001. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

September 11, 1975 - Nicole Juteau