http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/TV%20Shows/The%20National/Only%20in%20Canada/ID/2339010710/
Very nice layout. A lot of dedication over those 67 years, Bet they will have something up and running in a couple years.
Did you mean “Finis”?, Brent?
Tom
The February, 2013, RMC has an article about this club.
I think that “fini” also might be correct: http://www.yourdictionary.com/fini
Both are correct. I was just trying to save ink.[(-D]
Used to be foreign films ended simply with “Fin”. French has always been stylish, and that word means “end”.
It’s a disappointment to see this creation come to its end. However, one door shuts and another opens. I’ll bet the new one will have improvements, and a whole nuther generation of modellers will get to build it.
It can’t be ALL bad.
Crandell
…another reason I left Canada!!![*-)]
Durned shame.
Fin = end
[C’est] fini = [It is] ended/finished.
C’est la fin du film. “It (or this) is the end of the film.”
There is Quebecois French and Parisian French and there are differences.
Just like color and colour, theater and theatre.
I, however, speak the Queen’s English!!! [8-|]