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In 1969, Walter Chell of the Calgary Inn wanted to create a signature drink for the Inn's new Italian restaurant.
The drink he created became Canada's national cocktail.
Today, 350 million Caesars are consumed each year in Canada.
This is the story.
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On April 9, 1917, the Battle of Vimy Ridge began.
One of the most famous battles in Canadian history, it saw four Canadian divisions fighting together for the first time in the battlefields of France.
Here are the stories from that battle.
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Every country on Earth armed their police. Gave them military uniforms. Made them answer to the state.
Except one.
In 1829, Britain created the first police force in history that carried no weapons. Wore civilian clothes. And answered to the people, not the government.
Before
🇬🇧 He called her the Enchantress of Number. 🧮
In 1843 a British woman wrote the world’s first computer programme. For a computer that didn’t exist yet. 💻
Her name was Ada Lovelace. Her father was Lord Byron. Her mother feared she would inherit his madness so she was taught
The crux of the problem in one article: Carney has done a good job going abroad and drumming up Asian interest in Canadian O&G and pipelines
But the conditions to invest and produce are thus far unacceptable to O&G companies in Canada
Finland tracked every gender-referred adolescent in the country for up to 25 years.
Their psychiatric needs didn't improve after 'gender reassignment'. They surged.
A landmark peer-reviewed study just dropped. Here's what it found. 🧵




