Connie Kaldor

Connie Kaldor is "one of Canada s most significant contemporary folk performers," according to "Billboard Magazine." Her song ""Wood River"" is considered by many to be a quintessential Saskatchewanian song, and in 2007, she was appointed to the Order of Canada. She lives in Montreal, Quebec. Fil & Julie (Philippe Arseneau Bussieres and Julie Saint-Onge Drouin) have illustrated several albums, including "Gratien Gratton prince de la gratouille," "Fanfaron," "A l'ecole des petits magiciens," and...See more

Connie Kaldor is "one of Canada s most significant contemporary folk performers," according to "Billboard Magazine." Her song ""Wood River"" is considered by many to be a quintessential Saskatchewanian song, and in 2007, she was appointed to the Order of Canada. She lives in Montreal, Quebec. Fil & Julie (Philippe Arseneau Bussieres and Julie Saint-Onge Drouin) have illustrated several albums, including "Gratien Gratton prince de la gratouille," "Fanfaron," "A l'ecole des petits magiciens," and "Time for Bed." They live in Quebec City, Quebec." See less