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I couldn’t find a good approach to discussing the Throne Speech as a whole. So I looked around for one that I could steal. So with thanks and apologies to the Phantom Observer, here are some of my “random thoughts” on the Throne Speech:• From coast to coast to coast, almost 16,000 projects are putting Canadians to work while laying the foundation for future prosperity. These projects range
Freedom is My Nationality | more | posted 6 days ago
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roads and bridges,
throne speech,
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The TTC doesn't help alleviate the stereotype of Torontonian arrogance. Following public outcry at their inefficiency, TTC employees are rambling against the public and apparently want to add insult to injury through some work-to-rule action. Where on earth does the TTC find them?
Every public transit system will have its ups and downs, as much as every business has good and bad employees. Commo
Luca Manfredi | more | posted February 8th
Dianne Linderman is an author of children's books. She is a mom of teenage kids and can see first hand the garbage that is being taught in the schools and the garbage our children are forced to write in order to please the elite and in order to get a passing grade from their, more often than not, leftish professors and teachers. Her take on why the media and more particularly, w
Dodo Can Spell | more | posted January 5th
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