|
 |
 |
Latest news about Canadian
The ignorance, bigotry, and dishonesty that have been in play in all seven cases (that we know of so far) of Canadian citizens held overseas, subjected to abusive interrogation by foreign powers, interrogations that Canadian agents and ... Continue reading
Canadian "intelligence" operatives: a quiz
Besides, compared to some shows on cable, like the traditionally-shot, deliberate Mad Men, a Canadian show seems lightning-fast. I don’t think US audiences necessarily require a nonstop pace, and indeed I think that some recent drama ... Continue reading
Canadian… Sorry, “Metropolitan” Cops
For 15 years the Vancouver Aquarium has been organizing the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. Over the span of a week (September 20-28, 2008) volunteers can gather on local beaches and on the edges of lakes for one massive effort to ... Continue reading
The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup
Canadian Bacon is a pickled eye of pork loin, and, seemingly has its origins in the work of Wiltshiremen who came over to Canada. Compared to American bacon, it’s: a) a different cut (a lot leaner than American bacons, which are made ... Continue reading
Canadian Peameal Bacon
Canadian consumer confidence has been shaken, survey results released Thursday suggest. Continue reading
Canadian consumers downbeat about the economy
... given to Gazprom's moves to seal up supply in Central Asia, Iran, Northern Africa, the Gulf of Guinea, and Latin America, it seems that many have overlooked Russia's quiet incursion into North America through the Canadian doorway. ... Continue reading
Gazprom's Canadian Secret
Mike Weir shot a 6-under 65 in the first round of the Canadian Open Mike Weir gave Canadian Open fans what they came to see on another rainy day at drenched Glen Abbey. The Canadian icon shot a bogey-free 6-under 65 on Thursday for a ... Continue reading
Rain can't damper Weir's day at Canadian Open
Meet Abousfian Abdelrazik, yet another beige victim of the Canadian government's subservience to US interests. He joined the ranks of Maher Arar and Omar Khadr as an unwilling exile nearly five years ago, but only this year has his ... Continue reading
Another marooned Canadian
I looked again, at the sites of CBC, CTV and TSN, but could find no weekend coverage of the RBC Canadian Open on a Canadian broadcast network. So, to my Canadian golf friends, how do you watch the final rounds (without going to Glen ... Continue reading
How Do Canadians Watch the Canadian Open?
After the country’s top athletes brought home a disappointing 12 medals from Athens in 2004, the Canadian Olympic Committee has been trying to repair the program. Continue reading
Canadian Olympic Committee strives to clean up its image
Canadian Horse can be called a general utility animal. The mares are extraordinarily fertile and reproduce regularly until the age of 20 or older. Generally the Canadian Horse is black, but colors also range from bay to light chestnut. Stallions should weigh from 1050 to 1350 pounds and mares 1000 to 1250. Desired height is 14 to 16 hands. As a general purpose animal, the Canadian shows a well-proportioned body, good setting of limbs, high quality of bones, and good feet. The forearm and gaskin are especially well muscled. The mane and tail are thick, long and usually wavy. The head shows intelligence, spirit, and no excess of nervousness.
