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“Canada would certainly have something that America wanted if Canada could start delivering continental defenses, liberating US Forces and allowing it to partner with greater military responsibilities to deal with other global challenges.” — Christopher Coates
Last week,
The oldest human footprints outside Africa are on a beach in Norfolk. 🏴🇬🇧
In May 2013, a rough tide stripped the sand off a slab of ancient estuary mud at Happisburgh, and uncovered footprints. Human ones. Pressed there between 850,000 and 950,000 years ago.
About 5 people,
An English surgeon in Glasgow beat a killer nobody could see. 🏴🇬🇧
Today, every safe operation on earth begins the way he insisted.
In 1865, 16 deaths in 35 operations was a good surgeon's record. The knife was not the killer. The ward was. Doctors called it hospitalism, and
"The Canadian immigration system has been so lenient in recent years that it has allowed the full-scale infiltration of criminal networks," notes @GeoffRuss3.
"We must push our politicians to do a better job of screening who we let into the country."
“A shadow lies over the spectre of large foreign investment. For one, many companies that might invest are headquartered in the United States or China, and Canada’s current relationships with both are rocky. Consider the impact if those difficulties remain. For example, if
"@MarkJCarney has antagonized the U.S., seemingly heedless of the consequences.
Most famously, Carney’s January speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos bemoaned a “rupture in the world order,” widely understood as a barely veiled criticism of Trump and his policies.
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