"Who Do You Think You Are?" - Chantal Kreviazuk (Part 3)

[CelticSister]

Very interesting, but to short... The british version has 60 minutes. Genealogy is so interesting and you can learn so much about history.

Love from Germany,

CelticSister

[kardancer1]

why does chantal keep grabbing that ladies arm or hand, it looks like it sorta irritates her. great story though.

[mooneepondskid]

I'm a little surprised that the canadian version of this show is so short. Pretty hard to look at both sides of the family in half an hour.

[britfrenir]

Thank you so much. I never heard of Chantel Kraviazuk before, but I like this. She is nice.

[rilesy]

@britfrenir you're welcome. You should check out her music if you haven't already!

[britfrenir]

It never showed her father and she never asked about her mother's father's side.

[rilesy]

@britfrenir it's too bad, but they only had twenty-something minutes of air times, so they couldn't really cover everything.

[gracefulangels]

Aboriginal means native of the land. This was a great story. Glad Chantal found her roots.

[SeattleOtaku]

Thanks for sharing this; I hope the CBC version can be out on DVD like the BBC ones are.

[moenna888]

Aboriginal people? Is that a term for native americans in Canada?

[rilesy]

Yeah, they're the same.

[Bahutsauvage]

@moenna888 If i'd be one of them i'd insist on the therm "real-americans" :)

[tarkusgirl]

@moenna888 NO it is not. They prefer to be called First Nations because that is what they are.

[littlemegmeg]

can someone please tell me the name of the song she sings at the end of this? it's beautiful

[rilesy]

The song is called "Far Away" and it's on Chantal's album, "Colour Moving and Still".

[littlemegmeg]

thanks so much!