I suppose there are many things you could say about Canada but if I could only pick one word to characterize it that word would be big. (Pretty too).
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Calvin seeded Americans Lose Touch, Report Fewer Close Friends and it prompted me to post this, which is something I wrote a while back and posted on one of my other blogs. But I always like this one, so ...
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I’m not sure this is a good plan. I’m just tossing the notion out to see how it feels.
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One of my favourite hobbyhorses is acronyms – they drive me crazy. I understand why they are used. I think they can be practical, even functional. But it just makes me nuts the way they are used with the assumption that readers are aware of their meaning.
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The story about climbers stopping their ascent of Mount Everest in order to help a climber has me troubled about reporting.
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Doh! Amid all the high expectations and cheers and beers … the Oilers started the Stanley Cup final by not only losing the game but losing it in a less than stellar way (blowing a 3 to 0 lead). And to cap the debacle, they lost their goaltender, Dwayne Roloson.
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I’ve seen posts and comments in a number of places about ads and ad blockers and so on and I can’t help wondering … why?
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The Vancouver Canucks dumped a goalie, the Calgary Flames signed their newly acquired star forward and the Edmonton Oilers lost another key player Wednesday as the NHL continued its busy ways ...
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein has criticized former U.S. vice-president Al Gore for comments he made in a magazine interview in which he attacked the massive oil-sands industry in northern Alberta.
A Toronto psychiatrist believes he has the answer for people who can't get to sleep at night -- a naturally occurring amino acid that he has extracted from pumpkin seeds and turned into a drink mix.
As many as 17 million sockeye salmon are expected to reach the mouth of the Fraser River this summer in one of the highest returns in the past 15 years. The catch-up year could mean more than $240-million for British Columbia's struggling commercial salmon fishery.
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