Canada’s Prime Minister creates havoc over G20 meeting
June 28, 2010 by admin
Filed under G20 riots and spending
Stephen Harper, Canada’s Prime Minster, has been criticized for mistakes and arrogance in the way he governs his country but none are as clear and resounding as his decisions regarding the G20 meeting.
While Canadians watched as their historically violent free downtown core became something resembling a military zone this weekend, the world watched as windows were smashed, riot police fought off ambushes and police cruisers went up in smoke.
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Lululemon Trying to Cash at the Expense of Canada’s Olympics
December 15, 2009 by admin
Filed under Canada, Canadian Winter Olympics, Fashion
Lululemon launches line for ‘Cool Sporting Event That Takes Place Between 2009 & 2011′ and it has more than a few people very upset. Some feel the release is nothing short of ambushing marketing of the Canadian Olympic events.
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What Does it Mean to Be Canadian
Do you really understand what it is to be Canadian First. As noted in the article below, people have differing opinions of what that means.
Below is a Canada-Calgary Herald article passed on to us by a reader. Let us know what you think.

Cheap HIV Drug Shipments to Rwanda No More
Critics say that if changes are not made to Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime (CAMR) legistation, cheaper AIDS medications leaving Canada on compassionate grounds to Rwandans will end. Read more
Canada Closes Malawi Embassy
Canada is closing its embassy in Malawi. It has been suggested that Canada is now interested in providing aid to trade partners. Many are outraged at why this could occur so quietly without most Canadians realizing the shift in policy. How could the Canadian government leave without even an explanation. Read more
Cell Phones Banned While Driving
Legislation was passed recently in Ontario, Canada banning cell phone usage while driving. Following the lead from many areas in the US, the Distracted Driver Law takes affect in the fall of 2009.








