Ville de Québec 400th Anniversary Special Edition Two Dollar Coin, or, a Toonie, eh… There’s been a lot of talk recently about the Canadian dollar. Hard to imagine for anyone who grew up in the mid-late 1990s and early 2000s … Continue reading
Catching a Dragon by the tail… This may come as a surprise to most Canadians, but we’re a nation of aviation pioneers and innovators. And with the recent problems concerning the projected costs of acquiring the Joint Strike Fighter (a … Continue reading
Let’s settle down, shall we? Québec is far from shutting down. The protesters are not a ‘new ruling class’. And Charest, well, that cat’s only used up a couple of his nine lives. Things will inevitably calm down. Unless you … Continue reading
This typically throws people off their game. Canada, yes, the Canada, once had nuclear weapons. In fact, we once had quite a sizeable number of all manner of nuclear weapons, from nuclear-tipped anti-aircraft missiles to dumb bombs, depth-charges and artillery … Continue reading
A recent article posted to ACS in the News caught my attention – what is the Canadian brand when it comes to immigration? It may seem like an odd thought, but hey – it was in the Globe & Mail … Continue reading
Lévesque & Trudeau I’ve been reading a series of articles by La Presse journalist Paul Journet recently, many of which quote surveys by the ACS and have to do with the Québec sovereignty issue. These days, though Québec sovereignty isn’t … Continue reading