Terrible headline. She got applause when she talked about the pipeline deal. The boos came later when she asked if they were more comfortable in Canada than they were a few days ago.
Hao are you going to make a globe out of it?
The weather was a bit cool, so they felt wonderful.
I lived in Haiti for three years. When I returned, I went to the doctor and got dewormed right away (intestinal parasites). Later in the week, I went to reapply for national health coverage. I showed them my SIN. They said, okay, you're back on. I told them about the earlier doctor's visit. They said no problem, and backdated the coverage. I really took our national health plan for granted until I lived in a country without. It's an awesome thing.
Our room overlooked the Canyon. We watched condors fly by our window. Spectacular.
Yeah. kinda subject to interpretation. It'll be interesting to see if any case get to court.
The ban on religon-based meals wasn't explained. Does that mean kosher and halal foods can't be offered by cafeterias? Fish can't be served on Fridays?
Apparently, the women volunteered, although there were some who were pressured into it.
The Canadian people are united like they have never been before. Canadian dollar as been rising. Canada is getting more doctors and high level professionals as some flee the U.S. Canada has been expanding trade ties around the world (exception is U.S.). Traveling Canadians are welcomed around the world.
Carney waves a Jedi hand. "These are not the countries you are looking for."
There are several democratic countries that ranked higher on the Freedom scale. What makes Germany the "leading democracy?"
Rule 1. When you're having political problems at home, create a foreign enemy to distract the population.
Vive le Quebec. Go get 'em.
The title suggests that the attendees were booing the pipeline deal. What they were actually booing was the idea of remaining in Canada.