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The Top Five Stories On Canadian News (CBC): 02/02/07
K-OS: Canadian “The Seekwell”; ‘Atlantis‘ (2006) . The First Five News Stories On CBC, 10pm 02/02/07: 01) Climate Change Report: The Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change released their report today. Apparently nothing good will ever happen ever again. Rising sea levels, … 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
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The Five Things You Need To Know Aboot The Canadian Movie Industry
Big Sugar: Canadian “Ride Like Hell”; ‘500 Pounds‘ (1993) Five Essential Facts Aboot The Canadian Movie Industry: 1) Was That A Boom Mike In The Shot?: The Canadian movie industry mostly sucks. How bad? Australia’s industry is actually superior to … Continue reading
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The First Five Things You Need To Know Aboot Canadian Politics
Five Essential Facts Aboot Canadian Politics: 01) Hockey, Religion & State: The biggest difference between Canadian and American politics is Canada does not have a cheerleader culture. There’s a clear separation between Hockey, Religion and State in Canada whereas in … Continue reading
The First Ten Things You Need To Know Aboot Canada
Ten Essential Facts Aboot Canada: 01) Our Origins Are Cloaked In Mystery Confusion: The Dominion Of Canada was created in 1867, Newfoundland joined up in 1949. We got our own flag in 1967 1965 (oops), and our own Constitution and … Continue reading
America May Be The Gun, But Europe’s The Trigger
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government … Continue reading
























