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Category Archives: Canadian Music
Canada: How Global Warming Will Affect The National Hockey League
Stompin Tom Connors: Canadian “The Hockey Song”; ‘Stompin’ Tom and the Hockey Song’ (1973) Even Stompin’ Tom’s Taking For The Habs Now… . There Has Been A Tradition For Forty-Years… …in Canada where we welcome the spring when the Maple … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Canadian Music, Canadian News, Canadian Politics, Climate Change, CSN:AFU Aboot Canada, Hockey, Humor, Humour, Kyoto, Punk
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Monday’s Top Three News Stories (CBC Local Montreal, NBC, PBS, CBC, BBC): 03/12/07
Serena Ryder: Canadian “Good Morning Starshine”; ‘If Your Memory Serves You Well’ (2006) . The First Three News Stories On 03/12/07 . Page Jump: CBC Montreal, NBC, PBS, CBC, BBC . (6pm) CBC Montreal With Michel Godbout: 1) Passenger Train … Continue reading
Monday’s Top Three News Stories (BBC, ABC, PBS, CBC, CTV): 02/12/07
Steppenwolf: Canadian “Born To Be Wild”; ‘Steppenwolf‘ (1968) . The First Three News Stories On 02/12/07: . (6pm) BBC World News 1) Iran Responds To American Accusations: Diplomats from the United States and Great Britain have been complaining for years aboot Iranian … Continue reading
All Aboot Canadians At The 2007 Grammy Awards
Nelly Furtado: Canadian “Say It Right”; ‘Loose‘ (2006) . Canadians At The 2007 Grammy Awards: . Nelly Furtado: is nominated in the Best Pop Collaboration w. Vocals category for her collaboration with Timbaland. Neil Young: is nominated in three categories … Continue reading
Posted in America, Canada, Canadian Movies, Canadian Music, Canadian News, Canadian Politics, European Union, Great Britain, Humor, Humour, Punk
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Canadian Inventions — The Lightbulb
Hawksley Workman: Canadian “Striptease”; ‘(Last Night We Were) The Delicious Wolves’ (2001) Thomas Edison was still dicking with his wire while a couple of Canadians were busy inventing the lightbulb. On July 24, 1874, Henry (or James, but probably Henry) … Continue reading
All Aboot The Three Era’s Of Canadian Music: Young; Naked, and; Swollen Members
Le Volume Etait Au Maximum: Canadian “les teenage gluesniffers”; ‘Radio Maximum‘ (2005) . The Problem: When you’re a country of 33,000,000 people living beside a country ten times larger who also happens to be the world’s unparalleled cultural powerhouse, your … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Canadian Music, Canadian Politics, Hockey, Humor, Humour, Punk, Quebec, Quebec Politics, Weed
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