Have you heard about Canadas 150th Birthday Party?
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Canada 150 - Celebrate the sell-out
1967 was a reason to celebrate. We weren't a pale US satellite
1967 was a reason to celebrate. We weren't a pale US satellite
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We should celebrate; celebrate what we've become and what, hopefully, we will become in the future. I agree with the article on "... looking forward."
We have evolved and continue to evolve, hopefully for the better. How many of us could look back and state there would be things that, if we could do over, we would; that we honestly don't have any regrets? Could I have been a better person; could I have done things differently? I'm sure most of us would say "yes".
As a country, Canada is the same. Regrets are many and there are still things that need to be corrected but with goodwill and tenacity, it will be done, (as long as we can get rid of Political Correctness LOL)
Canada is a Work in Progress but if we keep looking backwards, we won't be successful in becoming an even better country than we are now.
JMHO
We have evolved and continue to evolve, hopefully for the better. How many of us could look back and state there would be things that, if we could do over, we would; that we honestly don't have any regrets? Could I have been a better person; could I have done things differently? I'm sure most of us would say "yes".
As a country, Canada is the same. Regrets are many and there are still things that need to be corrected but with goodwill and tenacity, it will be done, (as long as we can get rid of Political Correctness LOL)
Canada is a Work in Progress but if we keep looking backwards, we won't be successful in becoming an even better country than we are now.
JMHO
You want to celebrate becoming a socialist tyranny that brutally discriminates against white men?
Cuz that's what a lot of our usual suspects say Canada is.
Oh, well, they are clearly the font of all wisdom.
A bit odd, seeing as how Parliament Hill is under the jurisdiction of the Mounties, not the OPP or the Ottawa cops.
Is it time for you to start yelling "pizza" yet?
Why would I? I ain't the one all butthurt about it.Go file an "official" complaint at the RCMP tipi.
Let me put it another way. I ain't the one who felt compelled to whimper about it on the internet.Me either. Maybe this will cheer you up, it's a pizza tipi.
Enjoy!
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A large teepee erected by indigenous demonstrators to kick off a four-day Canada Day protest was standing in front of Parliament Hill early Thursday just hours after their initial attempt was thwarted by police.
Police had blocked the group just inside the gates to Parliament Hill on Wednesday evening as demonstrators carried wooden poles on their shoulders to erect a teepee.
Both sides had refused to budge and a spokeswoman at the scene said 10 people were briefly held in custody before being released. Demonstrators initially said about 15-20 people had been taken into custody.
They did set up in a remote corner with permission.
They should have just asked first.
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A large teepee erected by indigenous demonstrators to kick off a four-day Canada Day protest was standing in front of Parliament Hill early Thursday just hours after their initial attempt was thwarted by police.
Police had blocked the group just inside the gates to Parliament Hill on Wednesday evening as demonstrators carried wooden poles on their shoulders to erect a teepee.
Both sides had refused to budge and a spokeswoman at the scene said 10 people were briefly held in custody before being released. Demonstrators initially said about 15-20 people had been taken into custody.
They did set up in a remote corner with permission.
They should have just asked first.
True. The requirement to ask before voicing your opinion is one reason we had our little revolution.
Funny part is we turned around and imposed the same requirement! Ha ha. Take that, suckers!
Funny part is we turned around and imposed the same requirement! Ha ha. Take that, suckers!