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"The last commodity boom saw hundreds of billions of foreign investment pour into Canadian energy & mining projects... But it’s passing by us, and we had better grab on to it with two hands." - @ExnerPirot
“But over the longer term, as a country, as a people, we need to start having uncomfortable conversations. We need to start grappling with some of the ideas we’ve told ourselves for decades about who we are. And we need to start becoming intolerant of intolerance. These things
On May 3, 1915, after presiding over the funeral of a fellow soldier and friend, John McCrae sat down to write a poem.
It became In Flanders Fields and has become arguably the most famous poem in Canadian history.
This is its story.
📸 Canadian War Museum
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"To hear our Prime Minister, Mark Carney, describe our relationship with the United States as a weakness is deeply concerning. It's simply a poor choice of words.
The largest economy in the history of the world sits just south of us—it cannot be ignored. I’m at a major food
Helen Andrews just reminded us how one of the most powerful men in America got destroyed by feelings.
Larry Summers — ex-Treasury Secretary, World Bank veteran, elite Democrat, and razor-sharp economist — was Harvard president when he dared speak data at an off-the-record
There have to be penalties for this unsolicited, intrusive and upsetting behaviour. What don't staff understand about the simple rule that if patients don't ask about MAiD, they should not start "selling" it?




