-
Brisebois and
Alexander were
nominated for an
Academy Award for Best
Original Song for the song "Lost Stars" from the film
Begin Again.
Brisebois was...
- Éphrem-A.
Brisebois (1850–1890),
Canadian politician, soldier, and
policeman Guillaume Brisebois (born 1997),
Canadian ice
hockey player Julien BriseBois (born...
- the
former and 1,009
games overall.
Brisebois was
recently the Canadiens'
Director of
Player Development.
Brisebois was
drafted by the
Montreal Canadiens...
- him captain.
Brisebois recorded his
first goal as an
Islander in his
first game on
October 2, 2016. The
Vancouver Canucks drafted Brisebois 66th overall...
- Alexander, who also co-wrote most of the
songs with
Brisebois.
Alexander had also
produced Brisebois'
previous solo
album Arrive All Over You, and she in...
-
Michigan Rain (1989) and
Intoxifornication (1992), and
Brisebois'
Arrive All Over You (1994.)
Brisebois had been a
child actress in the late 1970s and early...
-
Julien BriseBois (born
January 24, 1977) is a
Canadian ice
hockey executive. He is the
general manager for the
Tampa Bay
Lightning in the
National Hockey...
- and
Brisebois.
Alexander co-wrote and co-produced the
music for the
musical romance film
Begin Again,
along with his
longtime collaborators Brisebois and...
- suggestion, Fort
Brisebois was
renamed to Fort
Calgary (now Calgary, Alberta) in June 1876, and
Brisebois resigned in August.
Brisebois traveled 1200 kilometres...
-
named Fort
Brisebois in
December 1875,
after the
commander of "F" Troop. However,
Brisebois'
superiors at NWMP
headquarters had felt
Brisebois misused his...
