Paula Letang-Loblack

Paula Letang-Loblack is a Radio Talk Show Host, Reporter, Musician and Performer.

Paula Letang-Loblack was born in Roseau, Dominica and moved to Canada as a young girl.

She is the first Caribbean female in the Toronto community to create, write, produce & host a French-Creole specific radio show.

Now in its seventh year, Experience Creole is a voice for the French-Creole community, and uses this voice to highlight the culture, people and music of the French-Creole speaking Caribbean islands.

Letang-Loblack is a musician who plays both guitar & piano, and is a vocalist in the French-Creole music group Lévitasyon. Amongst the group's many accomplishments, Lévitasyon has, for more than 10 years brought the music of Dominica to a much wider market with numerous #1 songs, and two full length CDs. The third CD is scheduled for release in April 2007. Additionally, Lévitasyon is the only French-Creole music group to have ever been nominated in the Canadian Urban Music Awards.

In her efforts to promote Dominica she founded and chaired, in 1999, Toronto’s Creole Cultural Federation. The Federation was instrumental in giving Creole culture wide exposure while working with Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre who organized, for two consecutive years, Toronto’s own Creole Festival.

She has held the position of Public Relations Officer for the Canadian Dominica Ontario Association, and co-hosted its First Annual Dominica Independence Gala in 2004.

Awards & Certificates received

*Miss Congeniality Award – Miss Teen Niagara Pagent
*CHRY 105.5 FM Community Appreciation Award: For outstanding dedication to the community
*Certificate of Appreciation from Our Lady of Good counsel Caribbean Catholic Church and Centre.
*Knowledge Book store Community Award for Lévitasyon’s continued effort in promoting Creole music in Canada and the World
*Lévitasyon Certificate of Appreciation from Brampton’s Caribbean Pavilion